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84 Cards in this Set

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A Tempo
Return to original speed
Accent
Stress a note or chord
Adagio
Very slowly
Allegretto
Fairly fast, not as fast as Allegro
Allegro
Quick and lively
Andante
Somewhat slowly, moderate walking pace
Andantino
A little faster than Andante
Cantabile
In a singing style
Crescendo, cresc.
Gradually getting louder
Da Capo, D.C.
Repeat from the beginning
Dal Segno, D.S.
Repeat from the sign
Decrescendo, decresc.
Gradually get softer
Dolce
Sweetly
Diminuendo, dim.
Gradually get softer
Fermata
Hold note or rest longer than its written value
Fortissimo
Very loud
Forte
Loud
Fine
The end of the music
Grazioso
Gracefully
Larghetto
Not as slowly as largo
Largo
Slow and broad
Legato
Smoothly
Lento
slowly
Maestoso
Majestically
Marcato
Well marked, with emphasis
Mano destra, M.D.
Right hand
Mano Sinistra, M.S.
Left hand
Mezzo forte
Moderately loud
Mezzo piano
Moderately soft
Piano
Soft
Moderato
At a moderate tempo
Pianissimo
Very soft
Presto
Very fast
Rallentando, rall.
Gradually getting slower
Prestissimo
As fast as possible
Ritardando, rit.
Gradually getting slower
Repeat Signs
Repeat the music within the double bar lines
Slur
Play notes smooth and connected
Staccato
Play notes short and detached
Tie
Hold notes for combined value of both notes
Tempo 1 (Tempo Primo)
Play at original speed

Accelerando

Gradually getting quicker

A tempo

Return to the original tempo

Alla

In the style of

Animato

Lively, with animation

Assai

Very, extremely

Ben

Well or much

Brillante

Brilliantly

Col, colla

With

Coll'8va

With an added octave

Con

With

Con brio

With vigour, spirit

Con espressione

With expression

Con moto

With movement

E, ed

And

Espressivo

Expressively

Fortepiano, fp

Loud, then suddenly soft

Grave

Slow and solemn

Leggiero

Lightly

Loco

Return to written pitch (literally, "the place")

Ma

But

Meno

Less

Meno mosso

Less movement

M.M

Metronome marking (literally, "Maelzel's metronome")

Molto

Much, very

Non

Not

Non troppo

Not too much

Ottava, 8va

Play an octave higher or lower

Più

More

Più mosso

More movement (more quickly)

Poco

Little

Poco a poco

Little by little

Quasi

In the manner of

Sempre

Always

Senza

Without

Tempo

Rate of speed

Tempo rubato

"Robbed" time

Tenuto

Held, sustained

Tempo primo

Original or first tempo

Tranquillo

Quietly, tranquilly

Troppo

Too much

Vivace

Lively, quick, vivacious

Adagio

Very slowly

Da capo, D.C.

Repeat from beginning