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27 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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Accent
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Emphasis on a
particular note. |
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Accidentals
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Sharps, flats,
and naturals. Notes that need special notation next to it |
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Al Fine
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To the end
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Allegro
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Lively and quick
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Andante
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Slow, moderate
pace |
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Bar Line
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Line used to
separate measures of music |
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Broken Chord
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Chord where the
notes are played separately in order rather than at the same time |
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Crescendo
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Gradually get
louder |
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Da Capo
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Return to the
beginning of the piece |
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Decrescendo
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Gradually get
softer |
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Da Capo Al Fine
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Go back to the
beginning and continue to the "Fine" |
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Forte
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Loud
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Fortissimo
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Very Loud
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Legato
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Smoothly
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Moderato
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In moderate
time |
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Pianissimo
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Very soft
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Piano
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Softly
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Primo
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First
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Staccato
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Sharply played
detached note |
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Fermata
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Note held at
player's discretion |
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Mezzo Piano
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Medium soft
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Mezzo Forte
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Medium loud
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Slur
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Curved line
connecting notes on different lines or spaces |
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Tie
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Connects two
notes which are held for the combined note value of time |
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Double Bar Line
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End of the
piece |
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Repeat
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Go back and
play again |
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Adagio
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Slow tempo
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