An articulation signifying a note of shortened duration.

The clef used for trumpets, flutes, clarinets, etc.

A tempo indicating the music should be played moderately.

The dynamic telling musicians to play quietly.

A note which is one beat long in 4/4 time.

An articulation that indicates musical notes are to be played or sung smoothly and connected.

The note which lies on the bottom line of the Treble Clef.

A tempo indicating the music should be played fast, quickly, and bright.

The dynamic telling musicians to play medium-loud.

The time signature with 3 beats where a quarter note gets on count.

An articulation which indicates a note that should be attacked louder than the surrounding notes and then intermediately backed off of.

The note which lies on the 3rd or middle line of the Bass Clef.

A tempo indicating the music should be played slowly and stately, or literally 'at ease.'

The dynamic telling musicians to play very loudly.

The note which gets 3/4 of a beat in common time.

An articulation which informs musicians to play notes detached and slightly louder, or 'marked.'

The line used to extend the staff for a note higher or lower than the typical lines and spaces.

A tempo indicating the music should be played at a walking pace.

The term or symbol telling musicians to gradually increase their volume.

The time signature used in marches when a triplet is wanted on each beat.

An articulation marking telling musicians to hold the note in question its full length (or longer, with slight rubato).

The clef with middle C as it's middle or 3rd line.

A tempo indicating the music should be played extremely fast, or 180-200 BPM.

The dynamic telling musicians to play a specific note loudly and then back off to quiet.

The time signature also known as Alla Breve.