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Worksheets7-8 All-State Music Vocabulary List Florida FVA Choir
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
A cappella means ________.
With drums
With piano accompaniment
With orchestra
Without accompinament
A tempo means ________.
Return to the original tempo
Play very slowly
Increase the volume
Repeat the previous section
Accelerando means ________.
Becoming slower
Becoming faster
Playing softly
Playing loudly
Adagio means ________.
Very fast speed
Slow, leisurely tempo
Loud and forceful
Playfully
Allegro means ________.
Lively, fast tempo
Slow and solemn
Very soft
March-like
Andante means ________.
Loud
Very fast
Very slow
Walking tempo
Accent Mark is ________.
An emphasis on a particular note
A type of musical instrument
A fast tempo in music
A rest in a musical piece
Chord means ________.
a musical instrument
a single note played softly
3 or more notes sounded together
a type of rhythm
Coda means ________.
A fast tempo
A musical instrument
A type of dance
An additional ending
Crescendo means ________.
Gradually louder
Suddenly softer
Very slow
Repeated notes
Dal Segno means ________.
Play softly
Return to the sign
Repeat from the beginning
End the piece
Decrescendo means ________.
Stay the same volume
Gradually louder
Gradually softer
Playing faster
Divisi means ________.
A type of vocal warm-up exercise
A musical term for playing softly
A direction to repeat from the beginning
Performers singing the same part are divided to sing different parts
Dolce means ________.
Quickly
Loudly
Sweetly
Softly
Dynamics means ________.
Degrees of loud and soft
Speed of the music
Type of instrument
Length of the notes
Fermata means ________.
Repeat
Hold
Staccato
Crescendo
Fine means ________.
Start
Beautiful
Money
The end
First Ending means ________.
The first ending in a repeated section of music
The last note of a song
A type of musical instrument
A pause in the middle of a piece
Flat means ________.
Doubles the note value
Raises the pitch by ½ step
Lowers the pitch by ½ step
Cancels a sharp
Forte means ________.
Slow
Soft
Loud
Quiet
Fortissimo means ________.
Very loud
Very soft
Moderately loud
Slowly
Interval means ________.
A type of rhythm
A type of musical instrument
A style of music
The distance between two pitches
Largo means ________.
Very fast tempo
Very slow tempo
Moderate tempo
Lively and cheerful
Legato means ________.
Smoothly
Loudly
Quickly
Staccato
What is the meaning of 'Marcato'?
very fast
softly played
marked, stressed
slow and smooth
Which is a 'Metronome Marking'?
What does 'Mezzo Forte' mean?
Medium soft
Very soft
Extremely loud
Medium loud
What does 'Mezzo Piano' mean?
Very soft
Very loud
Medium soft
Medium loud
What does 'Moderato' mean?
Moderate tempo
Very fast tempo
Very slow tempo
Loudly
What does 'Molto' mean?
With feeling
Slowly
Quietly
Very much, a lot
What does 'Natural' do in music notation?
Makes the note louder
Increases the length of the note
Cancels flats and sharps
Repeats the previous note
Which is a "no breath" symbol in music?
What is a 'Phrase' in music?
A type of musical note
A type of musical instrument
A fast tempo in music
A complete musical thought
What does 'Piano' mean?
Soft
Loud
Fast
Slow
What does 'Pianissimo' mean?
Very loud
Very soft
Moderately soft
Fast
What does 'Piu' mean in music?
Slowly
Less
More
Louder
What does 'Poco a Poco' mean?
Little by little
Very fast
With energy
Suddenly
What does 'Presto' mean?
Slow and steady
Very fast tempo
Moderately loud
Soft and gentle
What does 'Rallentando' mean?
Playing louder
Playing faster
Gradually slowing down
Repeating a section
Which shows a repeat sign?
What does 'Ritardando – Rit.' mean?
Gradually slowing down
Playing louder
Playing faster
Repeating a section
What does 'Sforzando' mean?
Gradually slower
Very soft
Strongly accented
Smooth and connected
What does the 'Sharp' symbol mean?
Raises the pitch by ½ step
Lowers the pitch by ½ step
Repeats the previous note
Indicates a rest
What does a 'Slur' indicate in music?
A curved line joining 2 or more notes of different pitches
A symbol that raises the pitch of a note by a semitone
A dot placed above or below a note to indicate staccato
A sign that repeats a section of music
What does 'Staccato' mean?
Gradually getting faster
Loud and forceful
Smooth and connected
Short and detached
What does 'Subito' mean?
Slowly
Suddenly
Quietly
Loudly
What does 'Tenuto' mean?
Very soft
Very fast
Fully sustained
Staccato
What does a 'Tie' indicate in music?
A symbol that raises the pitch of a note
Curved line joining two notes of the same pitch
A pause or break in the music
A note played louder than others
What does 'Tutti' mean?
All Together
Solo Performance
Fast Tempo
Softly
What does 'Unison' mean in music?
Playing different instruments
Singing in harmony
Singing at different tempos
All singing the same pitch
