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piano
soft (p)
Forte
loud (f)
Mezzo Piano
moderately soft (mp)
Mezzo Forte
moderately loud (mf)
pianissimo
very soft (pp)
Fortissimo
very loud (ff)
Crescendo or Cresc
gradually louder (<)
Decrescendo (diminuendo) or decresc (dim)
gradually softer (>)
Largo
Very Slow
Adagio
slow
Andante
Moving Along (walking speed)
Moderato
Moderately
Allegro
Quickly, cheerfully
Vivance
Lively and Fast
Allegro Moderato and what is it between
slower than Allegro but quicker than Moderato and between moderato and allegro
ritardando (rit)
gradually slower
accelerando (accel)
gradually faster
temp marks tell the?
Rate of speed
A very slow temp marking is?
Largo
A lively and fast tempo marking is?
Vivace

Staccato
short and detached

Accent
play the note louder and with emphasis

tenuto (ten)
hold note for its full value

sforzando
sudden, strong accent

Fermata
hold note twice the normal duration (or until conductotr says)
Da Capo (D.C.)
Repeat from the beginning

Dal Segno (D.S.)
Repeat from the sign
Fine
the end

Coda
An added ending (skip directly to the coda)
what does -mezzo mean?
moderately
what does -issimo
very