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Cards (54)
Section 1
(50 cards)
X
double sharp
4/4 time
4 beats in a measure and every 1/4 note gets on beat
oboe, bassoon, Sousaphone
3 double reed instruments
trio
tree people play
legato
long
A
3 (sharp key signature)
A flat
4 flats (key signature)
G
1 (sharp key signature)
forte
loud
B flat
2 flat (key signature)
DC al coda
Start at the beginning and play until you see D.S. al Coda. Go back to the beginning and repeat this passage until you see the symbol of an oval with a cross inside then Go directly to the the symbol with the words Coda and keep playing all the way to the end.
D
2 (sharp key signature)
solo
one person play
E flat
3 flats (key signature)
C flat
7 flats (key signature)
F flat
1 flat (key signature)
D flat
5 flats (key signature)
poco a poco
little by little
accent
play with emphasis
fine
it is wear you stop playing when playing a DC al fine
piano
soft / quiet
molto ritard
slow down a lot
ritard
a gradual decrease in tempo
crescendo
music gets steadily louder
G flat
6 flat (key signature)
2 flat signs
double flat
enharmonic
same note different name like F sharp and G flat
adagio
slow tempo
duet
two people play
presto/ vivace
fast
C
no flats no sharps
5 types of accidentals
flat, double flat, natural, sharp, double sharp
staccato
short
2/2 time
other wise known as cut time there are 2 beats in a measure and every 1/2 note gets one beat
andante
moderately slow tempo
staff
set of five horizontal lines and four spaces that each represent a different musical pitch
quartet
4 people play
divisio
a musical direction indicating that a section of players should be divided into two or more groups, each playing a different part
subito
suddenly, quickly
mezzo piano
moderately soft
marcato
loud and short
septet
7 people play
largo
in a slow tempo and dignified in style
DS al coda
play till wear it says dc al coda then go back to the fine and play till the coda sine and then got to the coda symbol with the words coda beside it.
fermata
continue to hold the note until the great one/ conductor says stop
soli
the band plays the same thing
cleff
musical symbol used to indicate the pitch of written notes
caesura
pause in music
allegro
break in tempo
decrescendo
music gets steadily softer
Section 2
(4 cards)