SCBDA List of Required Musical Terms [set 1]

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NyxP  on November 8, 2009

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Band, Orchestra, Music

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Terms and definitions. Set 1.

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SCBDA List of Required Musical Terms [set 1]

a poco
a little
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a poco a little
a tempo in: generally implies a return to original tempo
accelerando (accel.) gradually faster
adagietto slow, but not as slow as adagio
adagio very slow
al fine to the finish
alla in the style of
allargando (allarg.) gradually slower and broader
allegretoo light and moderately quick, but not as fast as allegro
allegro rapid, lively
andante moderately slow, but moving
andantino generally a little quicker than andante
animato spirited
appassionato intensely; passionately; with deep feeling
arioso in vocal style (also see "cantabile"
assai very (such as allegro assai - very fast)
ben well (such as ben marcato - well marked)
brilliante brilliantly
calando gradually slower an softer
chromatic by semi-tones
coda the final added measure of a musical composition
con with
con amore with tenderness
con anima with animation; spirited
con brio with spirit; brilliantly
con forza with force
con fuoco with fire, energy
con grazia with graceful style
con spirito with spirit, brilliance
crescendo (cresc.) gradually louder
da capo (D.C.) from the beginning
del segno (D.S.) from the sign
decrescendo (decresc.) gradually softer
diminuendo (dim.) gradually softer
dolce sweetly
energico energetically
etude a study
fermata a hold or pause
forte (f) loud
fortissimo (ff) very loud
forzando (fz) forcefully accented
furioso furiously
giocoso joyfully
grandioso grand or noble style
grave very slow and solemn
grazioso gracefully
l'istesso the same (such as l'istesso tempo - the same tempo)
larghetto slow, but not as slow as largo
larghissimo very slow; more so than largo
largo very slow
legato smooth and connected
leggierro lightly
lento very slow
maestoso majestically

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