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Sforzando


(Definition and symbol)

attack the note loudly, immediately go to piano, then crescendo to forte



sfz

Fugue


(Description and example)

Has a subject and a counter subject



Sicut Locutus Est

Subject


(Definition)

The main melody in a fugue

Counter subject


(Definition)

Goes against the subject in a fugue, "secondary melody"

Accent


(Definition and symbol)

Attack the note with force



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Staccato


(Definition and symbol)

Make the note short and detached



Dot over or under the note •

Ties


(Definition)

Links together two notes of the same pitch

Legato


(Definition and symbol)

Make the phrase smooth and connected



Curved line over the phrase

Fermata


(Definition and symbol)

Hold the note for longer than its value



Half circle with a dot in the middle

Ritardando


(Definition and symbol)

Slow down



Rit.

Tenuto


(Definition and symbol)

Hold the note for its full value



Line above or below the note

Crescendo


(Definition and symbol)

Get louder



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Decrescendo


(Definition and symbol)

Get softer



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Coda


(Definition)

The end

Molto


Molto(Definition)


(Definition)

Greatly, a lot

Diction


(Definition)

Emphasis and clarity of consonant sounds

Intonation


(Definition)

Accuracy of pitch, singing "in tune"

Tone Quality


(Definition)

Richness of vowel production

Dynamics


(Definition)

The degrees of/changes in volume

pp, p, mp, mf, f, ff

Pianissimo, piano, mezzo piano, mezzo forte, forte, fortissimo

Blend


(Definition)

The section singing as one voice

Balance


(Definition)

All sections having equal weight in the choir

Slur


(Definition)

One note moving smoothly into the next

Phrasing


(Definition)

Singing the required notes all in one breath

Stage Presence


(Definition)

Singers posture, not talking between numbers, etc