Music Terms
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julius1768 on December 8, 2011
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
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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