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A Single Melodic Line without any accompaniment
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One melodic line supported by a chordal accompaniment
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2 or more melodic lines played simultaneously
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Indicates to return to the beginning of the piece
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Indicates to go back to the sign
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Performer does not play for this section
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Bow very close to the bridge
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Connection of two or more different notes
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Connection of the two or more same notes
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Long notes, play smoothly, very connected
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Short, seperated, detached notes
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Another word for gradually getting slower
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Another word for gradually getting softer
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Stronger empahsis than a regular accent
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Sudden emphasis on the start of note
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The basic pulse underlying the music
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Go back to the beginning and end at Fine
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Go back to the beginning, go to coda sign, skip to coda, and play till the end
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Go back to the sign and end at Fine
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go back to the sign, go to the coda sign, skip to the coda, and play till the end
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Short indicated by a dot over or under the note
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Accented or stressed marked by a > over the note
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To play with the wood of the bow
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| Play the note as short as possible |
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| Hold the note for its full value |
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