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A tempo
in time
Accelerando (accel.)
gradually getting quicker
Adagio
slow
Allegretto
fairly quick (but not as quick as allegro)
Allegro
quick (literally cheerful)
Allegro moderato
moderately quick
Andante
at a medium 'walking' speed
Cantabile
in a singing style
Crescendo (cresc.)
gradually getting louder
Da capo (DC)
repeat from the beginning
Decrescendo (decresc.)
gradually getting quieter
Diminuendo (dim.)
gradually getting quieter
Fine
the end
Forte (f)
loud
Fortissimo (ff)
very loud
Legato
smoothly
Mezzo forte (mf)
moderately loud (literally half loud)
Mezzo piano (mp)
moderately quiet (literally half quiet)
Moderato
moderately
Pianissimo (pp)
very quiet
Piano (p)
quiet
Rallentando (rall.)
gradually getting slower
Ritardando (rit.) (ritard.)
gradually getting slower
Staccato (stacc.)
Short and detached
Tempo
speed, time
Short and detached

Accented

Repeat from here

Repeat the previous section

"Common time" or 4/4

Pause - hold the note longer than usual

Metronome marking - play 66 crotchets/quarter notes per minute

Dolce
Sweetly