12 - Musical Terms, Definitions and Signs Flashcards
Use this deck to learn Italian terms, Major and minor keys, triads and enharmonic equivalents. Learn how to identify whole tone, diatonic semitone, chromatic semitone, Simple Time measures with and without an anacrusis. Audio is included to supplement your learning. Master Your Musicianship Skills - Complete Lesson 12 of the matching Ultimate Music Theory Basic Workbook to enhance your music theory training. UltimateMusicTheory.com (105 cards)
Name the term for:
becoming louder.
crescendo
Name the term for:
becoming softer.
descrescendo or diminuendo
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moderately loud.
mezzo forte
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soft.
piano
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loud.
forte
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moderately soft.
mezzo piano
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very soft.
pianissimo
Name the term for:
very loud.
fortissimo
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in a singing style.
cantabile
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sweet, gentle.
dolce
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graceful.
grazioso
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majestic.
maestoso
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becoming quicker.
accelerando
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slowing down.
rallentando or ritardando
Name the term for:
speed at which music is performed.
Tempo
Name the Major key. Identify the triad as Tonic, Subdominant or Dominant.

C Major - I
Tonic triad

Name the Major key. Identify the triad as Tonic, Subdominant or Dominant.

A Major - IV
Subdominant triad

Name the Major key. Identify the triad as Tonic, Subdominant or Dominant.

G Major - I
Tonic triad

Name the minor key. Identify the triad as Tonic, Subdominant or Dominant.

e minor - iv
Subdominant triad

Name the Major key. Identify the triad as Tonic, Subdominant or Dominant.

D Major - I
Tonic triad

Name the minor key. Identify the triad as Tonic, Subdominant or Dominant.

a minor - V
Dominant triad

Name the Major key. Identify the triad as Tonic, Subdominant or Dominant.

A Major - I
Tonic triad

Name the minor key. Identify the triad as Tonic, Subdominant or Dominant.

f sharp minor - i
Tonic triad

Name the Major key. Identify the triad as Tonic, Subdominant or Dominant.

E flat Major - V
Dominant triad


































































































































































