ZACH BRANSON

PLACING THE RHYTHMIC STRESS ON THE OFF BEAT.

A SLOW TEMPO.

IN A MODERATELY SLOW TEMPO

QUICK IN TEMPO.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 2 PITCHES.

IT IS A NOTE THAT LASTS 1.5 BEATS INSTEAD OF 1 BECAUSE OF THE DOT.

A NOTE PLAYED FOR HALF THE TIME OF AN EIGTH NOTE

A PASSAGE PLAYED OR SUNG VERY SOFTLY.

VERY LOUD.

CURVED LINE THAT CONNECTS TWO NOTES OF THE SAME PITCH.

A CURVED LINE CONNECTING SEVERAL NOTES SHOWING LEGATO.

AN EMPHASIS PLACED ON A PARTICULAR NOTE.

NOTE PLAYED FOR ONE QUARTER OF THE TIME OF A WHOLE NOTE.

A NOTE PLAYED FOR HALF THE TIME OF A WHOLE NOTE.

IT IS A NOTE THAT GETS THREE BEATS.

A NOTE HAVING ONE EIGHTH THE DURATION OF A WHOLE NOTE.

A NOTE HELD FOR THE DURATION OF 4 BEATS.

A MUSICAL REST CORRESPONDING IN TIME VALUE TO A QUARTER NOTE.

A MUSICAL REST CORRESPONDING IN TIME VALUE TO AN HALF NOTE.

A MUSICAL REST CORRESPONDING IN TIME VALUE TO A WHOLE NOTE.

TO BE PERFORMED SOFTLY, OPPOSITE OF FORTE.

MODERATELY SOFT.

MUSICAL DYNAMIC FOR MODERATELY LOUD.

MUSICAL DYNAMIC FOR LOUD.

TO SMOOTHLY INCREASE THE VOLUME OF A PARTICULAR PHRASE OR PASSAGE.

TO SMOOTHLY DECREASE THE VOLUME OF A PARTICULAR PHRASE OR PASSAGE.

A SYMBOL LOCATED AT THE BEGINNING OF A STAFF TO INDICATE THE UPPPER PITCHES.

THE BASS CLEF GOVERNS BASS NOTES, WHIC FALL AROUND MIDDLE C + BELOW.

A SET OF 5 LINES AND 4 SPACES USED TO CLEARLY SHOW MUSICAL NOTATION

2 BAR LINES DRAWN CLOSE TOGETHER.

A SYMBOL PLACED AT THE LEFT SIDE OF THE STAFF THAT INDICATES THE METER

PERFORMING NOTES IN A SEPARATED STYLE.

PERFORMING NOTES IN A SMOOTH, CONNECTED STYLE.

HITTING THE VOCAL FOLDS TOGETHER TO STOP AIR FLOW.

A STAFF THAT COMBINES A TREBLE AND BASS CLEF.

THE SHARPS AT THE BEGINNING OF A PIECE TO INDICATE THE TONALITY.

DIVISION OF THE BEAT INTO PATTERNS.

REGULAR PULSE OF MUSIC.

SPEED OF THE PIECE

THE DISTANCE OF TWO NOTES NEXT TO EACH OTHER.

DISTANCE OF TWO HALF STEPS.

MUSICAL MARKING USED TO STRESS A PARTICULAR BEAT.

THE SOFT TISSUE AT THE BACK OF THE ROOF OF YOUR MOUTH.