Band Mid Term Flashcards

(43 cards)

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The Nutcracker

A

P. T. Tchaikovsky

Arr. James Curnow (ASCAP)

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2
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Fanfare & Jubilation

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Roland Barrett

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3
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Joy to the World

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George Handel

Arr. James D. Ployhar

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4
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Whisper to Their Souls

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Samuel R. Hazo

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5
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Ode To Joy

A
I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day
Traditional Carol
Ode to Joy 
Beethoven
Arr. James Swearingen
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6
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What typically takes place at the trio of a march?

A

A key change

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7
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Top and bottom numbers of a time signature?

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Top #: how many beats in a measure

Bottom #: which note equals one beat

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8
Q

Mf

A

Mezzo forte

Medium loud

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9
Q

P

A

Piano

Soft

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10
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Mp

A

Mezzo piano

Medium soft

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11
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F

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Forte

Loud

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12
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Ff

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Fortissimo

Very loud

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13
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Pp

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Pianissimo

Very soft

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14
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Cresc.

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Crescendo

Gradually get louder

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15
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Dim.

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Diminuendo

Gradually get softer

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16
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Sfz

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Sfortzando

Loud to soft really fast

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17
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What order of tempos

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Lento, adagio, andante, moderato, allegro, presto

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18
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Assai

19
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Non troppo

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Molto

21
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Maestoso

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(I) a direction to play majestically

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Poco

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Più

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Meno

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Sostenuto
(I)the notes should be sustained
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Stacatto
. Under the note | Short detached notes, as opposed to legato
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Dolce
Sweetly
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Morendo
Dying away
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Cantabile
In a singing style
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Molto Ritard
(I) the tempo should be gradually getting slower, but very much
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Divisi (div.)
A musical direction indicating that a section of players should be divided into two or more groups, each playing a different part.
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Long accent
> over the note | The note is to be played longer usually twice the value
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Short accent
^ over the note | The note is to be played shorter usually half the value
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Subito
Suddenly
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Legato
(I) word to indicate that the movement or entire composition is to be played smoothly
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D.S. al a Coda
Go back to sign and finish at the coda
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D.C. al Fine
Go back to the beginning and finish at the fine
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// Caesura
Pausing and then playing with the conductor
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Ritard
To gradually slow in tempo
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Poco Piu Mosso
Literally more movement, a direction to play faster, slightly
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Soli
A solo part played by more than one person
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Difference between balance and blend
Blend: tone quality of sound Balance: how loud you play
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Fairest of the fair
John Philip Sousa | Arr. Harold Gore