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| To emphasize a specific note |
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| Make a note or melody longer than it originally was |
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| (D.C.) from the beginning |
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| Type of chord or scale that has a particularly “happy” sound |
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| Smallest distance between two notes |
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| Tempo marking - quick and cheerful |
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| Tempo marking - Very fast |
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| A meter that has 2 beats per measure. 2/4, 6/8 |
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| Tempo marking - slow and solemn |
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| Held for full note value or a little longer |
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| Tempo marking - lively and fast |
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| Indicates to travel to a certain point in the music |
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| Connecting two or more notes of the same name |
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| Sharps and flats placed at the beginning of the piece to show they key of the workpiece |
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| Connecting two or more notes together to create a phrase |
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| A distance between two notes that is two half steps apart |
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| The rate of speed of a piece |
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| A meter that has 4 beats per measure, 4/4, 12/8 |
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| Tempo marking - slow walking pace |
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| Type of chord or scale that has a particularly “sad” sound |
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| A meter that has 3 beats per measure, 3/4, 9/8 |
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| The distance between two notes |
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| Make a note or melody shorter than it originally was was |
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| Stressed, short, and accented (like a march) |
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| The length of time a note is played |
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| The length of time a note is played |
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| Tempo marking - quick but not as quick as allegro |
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