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Q1 Canvas Quizzes

QuestionAnswer
Tenor Clef The "C" Clef
Alto Clef The "C" Clef
Treble Clef The "G" Clef
Bass Clef The "F" Clef
Woodwind Instruments Instruments broken into two categories: reeds and flutes
Brass Instruments Instruments that make sound by creating sympathetic vibrations between a tube and the player's lips
String Instruments Instruments made from a resonating chamber with taught wire being plucked or bowed.
Chorus Music made by the combined voices of multiple individuals
Continuo Accompanying bass-line figures - stereotypicals of Baroque Music
Timbre The characteristic or quality of a sound or sounds
Adagio slow, leisurely, with expression - 60s-70s bpm
Andante at a walking pace - 76-108 bpm
Moderato at a moderate speed - 98-112 bpm
Vivace lively and fast - 156-176 bpm
Ritardando to grow slower and slower
Trill a rapid alternation between two notes. the style of the piece may affect the interpretation.
Allegro fast, quick, and bright - 120-156 bpm
Andantino slightly faster or slower than andante - 80-108 bpm
Grave very slow, 25-45 bpm
Accelerando to increase tempo over time
Rubato free adjustment of tempo for expressive purposes
Presto very, very fast 168-200 bpm
Tremolo rapid reiteration of a note, or series of notes
Crescendo increasing, growing
Diminuendo diminishing
Piano soft
Forte loud, or strong
Sforzando forcing, forced
Staccato short, detached, separated
Legato smooth, connected
Marcato indicating a short but forcefully played note
Arco playing a string instrument with the bow
Pizzicato playing a string instrument by plucking
Created by: mortehay000
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