music theory / vocal music final

adagio

slowly with great expression

allegro

fast, quick, or bright

vivance

lively, fast

Largo

very slow

moderato

moderately

sol, ti, re, fa, re, ti, sol, do

V Chord

bass clef (F clef)

tenors and bases

pianississimo

ppp; very, very soft

Pianissimo

pp; very soft

piano

p; soft

mezzo piano

mp; medium soft

mezzo forte

mf; medium loud

forte

f; loud

fortissimo

ff; very loud

fortississimo

fff; very, very loud

crescendo (Cres.)

gradually get louder (<)

decrescendo (decresc.)

gradually get softer (>)

hairpins

Cresc. and decresc. can form what is called _____. (< >)

adante

walking pace

Accelerando

Accel.; gradually get faster

Ritardando

Rit. or Ritard.; gradually get slower

do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do

Ascending order for solfage

do, ti, la, sol, fa, mi, re, do

Descending order for solfage

do, mi, sol, mi, do, sol do

I Chord

treble clef (G Clef)

sops and altos

treble lines

egbdf

treble spaces

face