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50 Cards in this Set

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Accent
a stressed note
accidental
any chromatic sign not found in the key signature
allegro
fast tempo
arpeggio
1,3,and 5 of a scale
A tempo
original tempo
conductor
the director of the band
crscendo
gradually getting louder
decrescendo
gradually getting softer
dynamics
the varying degreees of loudness
flat
a sign that lowers the pitch of a note by half step and stays in effect for the entire measure
harmony
more than one part being played at the same time
key signature
the sharps and the flats at the beginning of a song
largo
very slow
legato
very smooth
interval
the distance between two notes
marcato
very short and punctuated style, like a march
melody
the lead part
natural
cancels a sharp or flat and remains in effect for the entire measure
octave
the same note but eight notes higher or lower
phrase
a musical sentence
rallentando
growing slower and slower
staff
5 parallel lines
tempo
the speed of the beat
tie
a curved line that joins two notes of the same pitch
slur
a curved line that joins two notes of different pitch
sharp
raises the pitch of a note b 1/2 step and remains in effect for the entire measure
enharmonic
the same note
chromatic scale
a scale of half steps
D.C. al Fine
go back to the begining and play till the fine
D.S. al fine
go back to the sigma and play until the fine
Ritarando
slow down
fermata
hold the note until the conductor moves on
moderato
a moderate tempo
measure
the space between two bar lines
double bar
placed at the end of a section or a song
time signature
defines the number of beat in each measure and what kind of note gets one beat
staccato
symbol that indicate the performer to play a note short
tenuto
a symbol that indicates to play a note full value or long
trill
to move rapidly between two notes
sforzando
very heavy accent
clef sign
defines the letter names of the lines and spaces of the staff
bass clef
used by instruments that sound lower than middle c on the piano
treble clef
used by instruments that sound above middle c on the piano
solo
one person plays
soli
an entire section plays
tutti
everyone plays
intonation
matching pitch precisely playing in tune
poco a poco
little by little
accelerando
get gradually faster
baton
used by the conductor to direct the band and keep the tempo