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| placed over or under a note that gets special emphasis; play that note louder |
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| quickly, but not too much |
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| slightly faster than andante |
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| made up entirely of half steps, it goes up and down, using every key, black and white |
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| same as 2/2 time, alla breve |
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| repeat from the beginning to the word "fine" |
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| using only notes in the given key, with no alterations |
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| lowers a flatted note another half step or a natural note one whole step |
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| raises a sharped note another half step, or a natural note one whole step |
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| notes thare are writen differently but are identical in sound |
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| hold the note under the sign longer than its fulll value |
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| lowers a note one half step; play the next key to the left, whether black or white |
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| the bass staff and treble staff joined together by a brace |
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| distances between notes or keys that are played |
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| a measure at the beginning of a piece with fewer counts than indicated in the time signature. The missing beats are usually found in the last measure. |
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