This document provides a list of musical terms in Italian for a Grade 2 music theory exam, including terms from Grade 1, with definitions of each term. The list includes terms such as allegro, andante, dolce, espressivo, forte, piano, and presto along with their definitions. The terms cover concepts such as tempo, dynamics, articulation, and expression.
This document provides a list of musical terms in Italian for a Grade 2 music theory exam, including terms from Grade 1, with definitions of each term. The list includes terms such as allegro, andante, dolce, espressivo, forte, piano, and presto along with their definitions. The terms cover concepts such as tempo, dynamics, articulation, and expression.
This document provides a list of musical terms in Italian for a Grade 2 music theory exam, including terms from Grade 1, with definitions of each term. The list includes terms such as allegro, andante, dolce, espressivo, forte, piano, and presto along with their definitions. The terms cover concepts such as tempo, dynamics, articulation, and expression.
This document provides a list of musical terms in Italian for a Grade 2 music theory exam, including terms from Grade 1, with definitions of each term. The list includes terms such as allegro, andante, dolce, espressivo, forte, piano, and presto along with their definitions. The terms cover concepts such as tempo, dynamics, articulation, and expression.
| This is a list of musical terms you are expected to learn for your Grade 2 Theory exam, including the previous terms from Grade 1.
Language Term Definition
Italian A - At / To / By / For / In / In the style of Al, Alla - To the / In the manner of Allargando - Broadening Andantino - Slightly faster than andante Assai - Very Con, Col - With Dolce - Sweet E, Ed - And Espressivo - Expressive FP - Loud, then immediately soft Giocoso - Playful / Merry Grave - Very slow / Solemn Grazioso - Graceful Larghetto - Rather slow (not as slow as largo) Largo - Slow / Stately Ma - But Maestoso - Majestic Meno - Less Molto - Very / Much Mosso, Moto - Movement Non - Not Piu - More Presto - Fast (faster than Allegro) Senza - Without SF, SFZ - Forced / Accented Simile - In the same way Email Sostenuto - Sustained [email protected] Tenuto - Held Troppo - Too much (non troppo - not too much) Vivace - Vivo lively / Quick Website www.mmcourses.co.uk