| Hint | Answers | Category |
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| Moderately Fast 90 BPM | |
| Very Slow 60 BPM | |
| Slow Down | |
| Quick And Lively 120 BPM | |
| Without Separation Or Re-Articulation Between Notes | |
| Disconnected But Full | |
| Detached Or Separate | |
| Smooth Without Silence | |
| Fortissimo 'Very Loud' | |
| Mezzo-Piano 'Medium Quiet' | |
| Sforzando 'Strong, Sudden Accent' | |
| Mezzo-Forte 'Medium Loud' | |
| Pianissimo 'Very Quiet' | |
| Fortepiano 'Sforzando Followed By Piano' | |
| | Hint | Answers | Category |
|---|
| Forte 'Loud' | |
| Piano 'Soft | |
| Each Sound Fits Into Each Other Sound | |
| Adjusting Pitch To Stay In Tune With Each Other Instrument | |
| 'Get Gradually Louder' | |
| 'Get Gradually Softer' | |
| No One Section Overpowers Any Other Section | |
| Three Or More Different Notes That Sound Simultaneously | |
| Italian, Meaning 'From The Beginning' Often Abbreviated D.C. | |
| Two Notes That Differ In Name Only. The Notes Occupy The Same Position. For Example: C Sharp And D Flat | |
| The Difference In Pitch Between Two Notes | |
| Italian For 'From The Sign' Often Abbreviated D.S. | |
| Italian For 'Tail' In Music, It Is A Passage Which Brings A Movement Or A Seperate Piece To A Conclusion Through Prolongation | |
| Return To Previous Tempo | |
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