Ncea Level 1 Score Reading Flashcards
(50 cards)
0
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F
A
Forte
Loud
1
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P
A
Piano
Soft
2
Q
mp
A
Mezzo piano
Moderately soft
3
Q
mf
A
Mezzo forte
Moderately loud
4
Q
Dim
A
Diminuendo
Getting softer
5
Q
app
A
Pianissimo
Very soft
6
Q
Fortissimo
A
Very loud
7
Q
>
A
Decrescendo
Getting softer
8
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<
A
Crescendo
Getting louder
9
Q
sfz
A
Sforzando
Suddenly loud
10
Q
Metronome mark
A
How many beats are to be played per minute
11
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Rit
A
Ritenuto
Slow down
12
Q
Accel
A
Accelerando
Accelerate the speed or make the music faster
13
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Rall
A
Rallentando
Softer and slower
14
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Adagio
A
Slow or leisurely
15
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Andante
A
Walking pace
16
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Presto
A
Very fast
17
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Largo
A
Slow and broad
18
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Lento
A
Slow
19
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Moderato
A
Moderately
20
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Allegretto
A
Fairly fast
21
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Allegro
A
Fast
22
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Vivace
A
Fast and lively
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Grave
A
Very slow and solemn
24
Prestissimo
Fast as possible
25
Fermata
Pause
| Hold the note for longer
26
Staccato
Short and detached
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Accent <
Accent the note by making it louder
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Triplet
To play 3 notes in the time of 2 notes
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||: :||
Repeat sign.
| Repeat the section or piece
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Slur
Smooth and connected
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Slash with 2 dots ./.
Repeat the previous bar
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Quintuplet
5 notes played in the time of 4
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Sextuplets
Six notes played in the time of four
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Key signature of g major
1 sharp= F#
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Key signature of d major
2 sharps: F# C#
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Key signature of a major
3 sharps= F#, C#, G#
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Key signature of F major
1 flat= Bb
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Key signature of Bb major
2 flats= Bb, Eb
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Key signature of Eb major
3 flats= Bb, Eb, Ab
40
Name all the scale degrees of a scale
Tonic, supertonic, mediant, sub dominant, dominant, sub mediant, leading note, tonic
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Relative minor of C major
A minor
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Relative major of e minor
G major
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Relative major of F# minor
A major
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Relative minor of D major
B minor
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Relative minor of F major
D minor
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Relative major of G minor
Bb major
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Relative minor of Eb major
C minor
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What is the relationship between a major scale and it's relative minor
Share the same key signature
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Which intervals are always perfect
Perfect 4th, 5th and 8th (octave)