| Dynamics | Tempo | Road Map | Other | Bonus |
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What is medium loud
The definition of mezzo forte
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What is andante
The tempo marking that means "walking tempo"
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What is finish / end
Definition of "fine"
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What is simile - in the same manner
Meaning of sim.
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What is crescendo means to gradually get louder and a diminuendo means to gradually get softer.
The difference between a crescendo and diminuendo
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What is sforzando
The marking that means to create sudden emphasis on a note and is marked by "sfz"
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What is moderately
The definition for moderato
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What is da capo - from the beginning
Meaning of D.C.
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What is lots of crescendo; molto means "very much"
Definition of molto crescendo
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What is accelerando - to gradually get faster
The full word and definition for "accel."?
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What is mezzo piano
The louder dynamic: piano or mezzo piano?
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What is very quickly
The definition for presto
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What is the ending section
The definition of a coda
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What is little by little
Meaning of "poco a poco"
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What is a solo is written for one performer while a soli is written for a group of performers.
The difference between a solo and soli
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What is very
The meaning of the suffix "issimo"
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What is allegro
The faster tempo marking: Adagio or Allegro
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What is dal segno - from the sign
The meaning of this symbol
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What is smooth and connected
How we play when we see the word "legato" in music
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What is in the original tempo
the meaning of "a tempo"
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What is decrescendo and diminuendo
The two markings that both mean to gradually get softer?
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What is largo
The slowest tempo marking
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What is start at the beginning, play until the D.C. al coda, go back to the beginning and at the start of measure 4 go to the coda
The roadmap of #98 in the blue book
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What is maestoso
The stylistic marking that means to play majestically
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What is pianissimo (pp) - piano (p) - mezzo piano (mp) - mezzo forte (mf) - forte (f) - fortissimo (ff)
The order of dynamics from softest to loudest
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