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The loudness or softness of a musical passage. |
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To gradually become louder. |
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To gradually become softer. |
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The speed or how fast the music moves. |
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To gradually increase speed up or become faster. |
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A sudden change in a tempo. |
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5 lines and 4 spaces. Divided into measures by bar lines. |
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The amount of beats within a pair of barlines. |
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Divides the staff into measures |
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Indicates the end of a piece of music. |
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Tells you how many beats in a measure |
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One of the most successful operas of all time. |
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An opera where part of it is sung and part of it is spoken. |
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She takes care of Don Jose’s mother. |
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An aria that Carmen sings. |
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Form of storytelling created in the 1600’s. |
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Combined to form an opera. |
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Famous matador (bullfighter) |
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Song sung by Don Jose to Carmen. |
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Another friend of Carmen’s. |
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Return to the original tempo. |
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