Music Terms

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Orchestra

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Music Terms

Largo
Very slow and stately.
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Largo Very slow and stately.
Largamente Broadly. Quite slow.
Larghetto Faster than Largo, but slow.
Grave Seriously, solemn.
Lento Slowly (often used temporarily).
Adagio Slowly, very expressive.
Andante Tranquilly, but moving right along.
Andantino Generally interpreted as slightly faster than Andante.
Moderato Moderately. It is usually considered the medium point between the slowest and fastest markings.
Allegretto Animated, but less fast than Allegro.
Allegro Lively, animated in movement.
Vivace More rapidly than Allegro.
Presto Very fast.
Prestissimo The fastest tempo used.
Timbre Quality of a tone.
Order of sharps FCGDAEB
Order of flats BEADGCF
Major Scale w w 1/2 w w w 1/2
Minor Scale w 1/2 w w 1/2 w w
F major 1 flat
Bb major 2 flats
Eb major 3 flats
Ab major 4 flats
Db major 5 flats, 7 sharps
Gb major 6 flats, 6 sharps
G major 1 sharp
D major 2 sharps
A major 3 sharps
E major 4 sharps
B major 5 sharps, 7 flats
F# major 6 sharps, 6 sharps
C major No sharps or flats

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