Can you name the Musical words or phrases? by Bolitho_1790

definition	word/phrase
accelerating/gradually increasing the tempo
detatched
easily/slowly
lively and fast
a note(s) that come before the first full bar
animated
from the head(Begining)
getting louder
getting quieter
sweetly
to the sign

definition	word/phrase
the end
a note is lowered by a semitone
a note is raised by a semitone
with fire
slowly and seriously
neccesary
little by little
all together
with life
happy/cheerful

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Musical words/phrases Quiz

by Bolitho_1790

Created Oct 1, 2009 in Music
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	kwypston:	Oct 13th, 2009 at 13:24 GMT	3 points
	One of the few classical music-oriented quizzes here. Unfortunately it has a couple of errors: 1) staccato = detached, which is not equivalent to accented 2) if d.s. is accepted for dal segno, d.c. should be accepted for da capo 3) vivace should be accepted for lively and fast.

	richarizard:	Oct 30th, 2009 at 16:21 GMT	2 points
	I second kwypston. I'd add three more things though: 1) I suggest allowing "pickup" as the far more used term for anacrusis, 2) I think "descrescendo" should be allowed for diminuendo, as they are synonymous, and 3) Your definition for "allegro," while commonly interpreted as lively and fast, is technically inaccurate. Allegro just means happy or cheerful (which does not always have to be done quickly).

	Bolitho_1790:	Nov 16th, 2009 at 18:51 GMT	1 point
	OK thanks a lot have changed to suit. if anyone can see anything else not right then please tell me