Music Terms for Final Flashcards

(35 cards)

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  1. amoroso
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amorous, loving

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  1. appassionato
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with passion

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  1. attacca
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attached
(usually in regard to the next movement- “play without a break”)

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  1. bravura
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with great ease and spirit in conquering technical difficulties

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  1. Exposition
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the first (opening) part of a “sonata-allegro”form, where all the main themes are first shown

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  1. Development
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the second part of “sonata-allegro”form, where the main themes are being transformed and developed by means of harmony,rhythm,and texture

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  1. Recapitulation
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the third (last) part of a “sonata-allegro”form, where the main themes return in their original shape (usually in the key of Tonic). Recap is usually shorter than exposition.

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  1. Coda
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closing section of piece

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  1. come prima
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as before, as earlier

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  1. commodo
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comfortably

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  1. Da Capo (D.C.)
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from the beginning of D.C. is usually followed by Al Fine (to the end)

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  1. Dal Segno (D.S)
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from the sign (as oppose to Da Copo)

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  1. flautando
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flute like (on the fingerboard, lightly)

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  1. giusto
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precise, exact

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Allegro giusto

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firm allegro, without rushing, not vivace, not presto

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  1. grave
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solemn, serious (could also be a tempo:very slow)

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  1. lacrimoso
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mournful, doleful (‘Lacrimosa is a part of Requiem Mass)

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  1. l’istesso tempo
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continue in the same tempo

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  1. morendo
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  1. perdendosi
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  1. parlando
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in a speaking manner

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  1. piacevole
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graceful and playful

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  1. pohissimo
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very very little

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  1. prima volta
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90. recitativo
speech-like passage, where certain freedom of performance is necessary
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91. scherzando
little scherzo: joking, playful (usually fast too)
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92. segue
continue the same (bowing, pattern, etc.)
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93. simile
continue the same (bowing, pattern, etc.)
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94. sotto voce
in a 'half voice', subdued, softly
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95. staccato
short, detached; for string instruments it is also bowing with many extremely short notes on the bow
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97. vigroso
vigorous, robust
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98. vivace
lively, brisk, animated
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99. portamento
connected.carried; for string instruments: an audible(vocal) shift
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100. glissando
a specific shift produce with finger that will play the arrival note
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96. Temp Primo
return to the original (first) tempo