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What is the music stand on the Piano called?
Music Rack or Desk of Piano
What is the key Cover Called?
Fall Board
Left foot peddle?
Unacorda Soft
Middle peddle
Srotenuto
Right Peddle
Damper Peddle
Chord
is three or more notes played at the same time
Staff
Has 5 lines and 4 spaces
Treble staff
is indicated by a (Treble clef or G clef sign
Bass Staff
is indicated by a bass clef or f clef sign
the treble staff and the bass staff are joined together by a brace to form the?
Grand Staff
Changing from one chord to another is called a?
Chord Progression
C Chord
C, E, G
V7 or G7 Chord
B, F, G
Tie
Is a curved line which connects notes on the same line or space.
Rests
indicate measured silence. each note has a rest sign of the same value (same number of Beats)
Notes which come before the first full measure of a piece are called
Upbeats
Dynamics
are the degrees of softness and loudness which music should be performed.
Piano
soft
Mezzo Piano
Medium Soft
Mezzo Forte
Medium Loud
Forte
Loud
Slur
is a curved line over or under a group of notes. the notes within the slur lines are to be played legato (Smooth and connected)
How are Eighth Notes paired together
Beam
how do you play out of the 5 finger playing position
Extend, Shift, Scrunch.
IV Chord or F
C, F, A
Decrescendo
Gradually play softer
Allegretto
Moderately fast
Allegro
Fast (Cheerful)
Pianissimo
very soft
Repeat sign
Go back and play again
Tempo
Rate of speed
Staccato
Short, Disconnected tones
Crescendo
Gradually Play louder
Diminuendo
gradually play softer
Fermata
Hold the not(or notes longer
Fine
The end
Fortissimo
very loud