Final Exam Review Terms and Symbols Grade 8. What are these?

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Final Exam Review Terms and Symbols Grade 8

What are these?

CRESCENDO DESCRESCENDO OR DIMINUENDO

DEFINE: SUBITO PIANO: SUBITO FORTE: SUBITO FUNKY:

DEFINE: SUBITO PIANO:SUDDENLY QUIET SUBITO FORTE: SUDDENLY LOUD SUBITO FUNKY: SUDDENLY FUNKY

DEFINE: fff: ppp: zzz:

DEFINE: fff: fortississimo (very, very loud) ppp:pianississimo (very, very quiet) zzz:snorissimo (very, very sleepy)

Which is fastest: Allegro Presto Grave Moderato

Which is fastest: Allegro Presto Grave Moderato

Which is slowest: Allegro Presto Grave Moderato

Which is slowest: Allegro Presto Grave Moderato

What are the music words for: Speed up: Slow down:

What are the music words for: Speed up: – Accelerando Slow down: – Ritardano – Rallentando

Define: Intonation: Timbre: Fine: Coda:

Define: Intonation:Playing in tune Timbre: Fine: Coda:

Define: Intonation:Playing in tune Timbre:Tone Color or quality Fine: Coda:

Define: Intonation:Playing in tune Timbre:Tone Color or quality Fine:The end (means “stop here”) Coda:

Define: Intonation:Playing in tune Timbre:Tone Color or quality Fine:The end (means “stop here”) Coda:The “tail end” of a piece

What are these: >

> Ledger lines

What are these: > Ledger lines Cesura (pause)

What are these: > Ledger lines Cesura (pause) Fermata (wait)

What are these: > Ledger lines Cesura (pause) Fermata (wait) Accent (oomph)