Choir Vocab
Published on Dec 07, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
PIANO
MUSICAL DYNAMICS FOR "SOFT"
MEZZO PIANO
MUSICAL DYNAMICS FOR MODERATELY SOFT
MEZZO FORTE
MODERATELY LOUD
FORTE
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.
TREBLE CLEFF
- Upper pitches
- G Clef.
BASS CLEF
- Lower pitch
- F clef
STAFF
SET OF 5 LINES & 4 SPACES
GRAND STAFF
COMBINES F AND G CLEF
KEY SIGNATURE
SHARPS OR FLATS LOCATED AT THE BEGINNING OF A PIECE TO INDICATE TONALITY
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 INDICATE THE METER (NUMBER OF BEATS PER MEASURE/WHICH NOTE GETS THE BEAT)
BEAT
THE REGULAR PULSE OF MUSIC
RHYTHM
DIVISION OF THE BEAT INTO MARKED PATTERNS
TEMPO
THE SPPED OF A PIECE
ANDANTE
A MODERATE TEMPO; “WALKING”
ALLEGRO
FAST TEMPO
INTERVAL
THE DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO PITCHES
HALF STEP
THE DISTANCE OF TWO NOTES NEXT TO EACH OTHER (EX. G TO G#); ON THE PIANO IT IS USUALLY A WHITE TO A BLACK KEY
WHOLE STEP
TWO STEP SPACES
STACCATO
PERFORMING NOTES IN A SEPARATED STYLE, OPPOSITE OF LEGATO
TIE
A CURVED LINE CONNECTING TWO NOTES OF THE SAME PITCH AND ADD THEIR VALUES TOGETHER
SLUR
A CURVED LINE CONNECTING SEVERAL NOTES TO SHOW THAT THEY SHOULD BE PLAYED LEGATO.
