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pizzicato
to pluck string
arco
play w bow
solo
piece for one person; one person plays
ensemble
piece for a group of musicians; group of musicians
cresc
gradually get louderd
decresc/dimenuendo
gradually get softer
scale
consecutive notes that ascend and descend, stating and ending on same notes
half step
smallest interval between notes
whole step
two half steps
slur
curved line that connects multiple notes
dynamics
volume level
piano
soft
forte
loud
mezzo
medium
allegro
fast, happy
andante
slow walking pace
ritardando
gradually slowing down
tempo
rate of speed
ledger lines
lines that extend the staff
tie
curved lines connecting notes of same pitch
simile
same style as before
cantabile
singing style
dolce
sweetly
rallentando
gradually getting slower
fermata
hold note/rest until directed
adagio
slow tempo
fine
the end
divisi
divide
accidental
sharps; natural; or flats that aren't in key
luftpaus
lift and pause
con
with
senza
without
sordino
mute
da capo
from beginning
dal segno
from the sign
coda
tag
moderato
moderate
al fine
through the end
syncopation
stress of weak off beat
andantino
slightly slower/faster than andante
molto
much
piu
more
a tempo
return to previous tempo
accelerando
gradually getting faster
GP - grand pause
rest for entire ensemble
poco
little
sul
on, near
trill
fastest oscillation between two notes
enharmonic
notes that have same pitch but different names
ponticello
bridge
tasto
fingerboard
maestoso
majestically
agitato
agitated
espressivo
expressive
subito
suddenly
presto
very fast
tranquillo
tranquil, calm
tonic
first scale degree
dominant
fifth scale degree
duet
piece for two people; two people play
volta
turn/time
detache
detached; not slurred
legato
long and smooth bow stroke
spiccato
bouncing the bow
martele
medium amount of space
marcato
hammered bow stroke
staccato
short and crisp
slurred
smoothest connection between notes
tremolo
shake the bow
loure
pulsed