Music Vocabulary
Published on Nov 25, 2015
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MUSIC VOCABULARY
ALEC STEINMAN
PIANO
MUSICAL DYNAMIC FOR SOFT
MEZZO PIANO
MUSICAL DTNAMIC FOR MODERATELY SOFT
MEZZO FORTE
MUSICAL DYNAMIC FOR MODERATELY LOUD
FORTE
MUSICAL DYNAMIC FOR LOUD
CRESCENDO
TO SMOOTHLY INCREASE THE VOLUME OF A PARTICULAR PHRASE OR PASSAGE
DECRESCENDO
TO SMOOTHLY DECREASE THE VOLUME OF A PARTICULAR PHRASE OR PASSAGE
A symbol located at the beginning of a staff to indicated the upper pitches it is also called G clef
BASS CLEF
A SYMBOL LOCATED AT THE BEGINNING OF A STAFF TO INDICATE THE G CLEF
STAFF
A SET OF LINES AND 4 SPACES USED CLEARLY SHOW MUSICAL NOTATION
GRAND STAFF
A STAFF THAT COMBINES A TREBLE AND BASS STAFF
KEY SIGNATURE
THE SHARPS OR FLATS LOCATED AT THE BEGGING OF A PIECE TO INDICATE THE
DOUBLE BAR LINE
A SET OF TWO VERTICAL LINES SHOWING THE END OF A PIECE
TIME SIGNATURE
A SYMBOL PLACED AT THE LEFT SIDE OF THE STAFF TO IMDICATE THE METER PER
BEAT
THE REGULAR PULSE INTO PATTERNS
RHYTHEM
DIVISION OF THE BEAT INTO PATTERNS
TEMPO
THE SPEED OF A PIECE
HALF STEP
THE DISTANCE OF TWO NOTES TO EACH OTHER EX G TO G ON THE PIANO IT IS
WHOLE STEP
A DISTANCE OF TWO HALF STEPS
LEGATO
PERFORMING NOTES IN A SMOOTH CONNECTED STYLE
STACCATO
PERFORMING NOTES IN A SEPARATED STYLE
TIE
A CURVED CONNECTED TWO NOTES OF THE SAME PITCH TO ADD THEIR VALUES
SLUR
A CURVED LINE CONNECTING SEVERAL NOTES TO SHOW THAT THEY SHOULD BE
SYNCOPATION
PLACING THE RYTHMIC STRESS ON THE OFF BEAT
ACCENT
MUSICAL MARKING USED TO STRESS A PARTICULAR BEAT
GLOTTAL ATTACK
HITTING THE VOCAL FOLDS TOGETHER TO STOP AIR FLOW USUALLY USED WITH
SOFT PALATE
THE SOFT TISSUE AT THE BACK OF THE ROOF OF YOUR MOUTH
