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Orchestrra P1

OHH MY GODD

TermDefinition
a tempo return to the original speed
Adagio very slow
Alla breve in cut-time; two beats per measure
Alla marcia in the style of a march
Allargando broadening, becoming a little slower each time
Allegro cheerful or brisk; but commonly interpreted as lively, fast
Allegretto moderately fast; slower than allegro
Andante at a moderately slow or walking pace
Assai very much
Cantabile in a singing style
Coda a concluding section of the piece
Con forza with force
Con fuoco with fire
Dolce sweetly
Espressivo expressively
Fermata hold, pause
Flat sign a musical symbol (b) that indicates lowering a pitch by a half tone
Grave very slow, solemn and heavy
Largo very slow, calm and expressive
Leggero to play lightly
increasing dynamics pp, p, mp, mf, f, ff
C Major no sharps or flats
G Major 1 sharp
D Major 2 sharps
A Major 3 sharps
E Major 4 sharps
F Major 1 flat
B flat Major 2 flat
E flat Major 3 flats
Order of Flats B E A D G C F
Order of Sharps G D A E B
Arcangelo Corelli Born in 1653, composer, violinist, teacher, influential during the Baroque period, small group of soloist, help developed concert grosso.
Joseph Haydn Born wealthy family, “Father of the Symphony” and the “Father of the String Quartet, Wrote 100 symphonies+, Surprise Symphony, The Creation, and The Seasons, Lively rhythms, occasional humor.
Hector Berlioz French Romantic composer, music for large orchestras, strong emotion + tell stories, Harold in Italy, Romeo et Juliette, and The Damnation of Faust, vivid sound effects, unusual harmonies, powerful expression,
Gustav Holst Powerful harmonies and and imaginative orchestration, The Planets, A Somerset Rhapsody and Egdon Heath, dramatic contrasts, strong rhythms, colorful orchestration, and distinctive melodies,
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