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What does pizzicato mean literally?
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Pinched <br>
forced <br>
pushed <br>
happy <br>
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What is an ritenuto?
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A slow increase in tempo <br>
A sudden reduction in tempo <br>
An accented note <br>
A fluctuation tempo that goes goes form slow to fast <br>
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3 |
What do you do to a note when there is an inverted Von top of it?
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It doesn't mean anything The composers just wanted pictures of mountains and shark fins!<br>
Make the cote long and vibrated <br>
Make the tone sharp and ugly <br>
Make lth note short and accented <br>
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4 |
Andante is usually described as:
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Brisk <br>
Walking Pace <br>
frenzied <br>
Slow <br>
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5 |
What does sempre mean?
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Until <br>
Quiet <br>
Stop <br>
Always <br>
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What is a grace note?
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A long played after a beat <br>
A note that switches form 2 tones rapidly and rapidly and repeatively<br>
A form of notation that some composers writer in<br>
A usually short note, that is written smaller than normal and is mostly played before a beat <br>
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What is a Cadenza?
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A note that is held for an amount of time that is up to the conductor <br>
A tempo that is faster than moderato, but slower then allegretto <br>
Another name for an accidental <br>
an extended solo that is usually sped up or slowed down at the performers will <br>
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8 |
Which term means the same distance form something?
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Equilateral <br>
Proportional <br>
Equianglular <br>
Equidistant <br>
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9 |
Which of term means the same distance form something?
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Equilateral <br>
Proportional <br>
Equiangular <br>
Equidistant <br>
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10 |
The term condition refers to:
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Predicting the future <br>
Analysis and synthesis <br>
Thinking or Knowing <br>
Introspection <br>
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