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Which dynamic marking indicates a sound that is very soft?
Which dynamic marking indicates a sound that is very soft?
- Pianissimo (PP) (correct)
- Piano (P)
- Fortissimo (FF)
- Mezzopiano (MP)
What is the correct order of dynamics from softest to loudest among the following options?
What is the correct order of dynamics from softest to loudest among the following options?
- F, MF, MP, PP, P, FF
- PP, P, MP, MF, F, FF (correct)
- P, MP, MF, F, FF, PP
- MF, F, P, PP, MP, FF
Which term describes a gradual increase in volume?
Which term describes a gradual increase in volume?
- Pianissimo
- Forte
- Decrescendo
- Crescendo (correct)
What does the term 'Mezzoforte' (Mf) indicate in terms of volume?
What does the term 'Mezzoforte' (Mf) indicate in terms of volume?
Which dynamic marking represents the loudest sound?
Which dynamic marking represents the loudest sound?
Flashcards
Dynamics
Dynamics
The range and change in volume in music.
Pianissimo (PP)
Pianissimo (PP)
Very soft.
Piano (P)
Piano (P)
Soft.
Mezzopiano (MP)
Mezzopiano (MP)
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Mezzoforte (MF)
Mezzoforte (MF)
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Forte (F)
Forte (F)
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Fortissimo (FF)
Fortissimo (FF)
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Study Notes
Dynamics in Music
- Dynamics refer to the range and change in volume in a musical piece.
- Dynamic markings indicate the volume level.
- Common dynamic markings include:
- PP (pianissimo): very soft
- P (piano): soft
- MP (mezzopiano): moderately soft
- MF (mezzoforte): moderately loud
- F (forte): loud
- FF (fortissimo): very loud
- crescendo (< ): gradually increasing volume
- decrescendo (>): gradually decreasing volume
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