Less flattering riddles, less guessing musical terms.

1. Slow shift

Rento about 52 flexible boards.

Flexboard =56 Flexboard

It is mostly used in the middle movement of sonata and the lyric movement of romantic music.

2. Medium speed stage

About andante. =66 andante

Moderato is about 88 medium speed.

It is mostly used in the middle movement of sonata and the lyric movement of romantic music.

3. Fast class

Allegro Allegro = 108.

Allegro = 132 Allegro

Prestoprox =184 emergency board

Mostly used in sonata 1.3 movement and etudes.

4. Variable speed grade

Rit is slowing down.

Tempo rubato has a free speed, but the total duration conforms to the basic speed (which is the most difficult point in Chopin's works)

The speed of returning to the original speed

Piu mosso, hurry up.

Menomosso is a little slow.

Second, strength.

1. Strong and weak

Pp is weak.

P weak

Weak mp

Mf Zhong Qiang

F Qiang

Ff is very strong.

The sudden power of Sf (a typical symbol of Beethoven)

2. Changes in power

Dim fading

Molendo gradually disappeared.

Kreski Become stronger

Keep it forever.

Third, expression

Embrace gently

Espres. Significantly

A singing place like a song

Gracefully Grazioso

Mesto gloomily.

Toronto

Brilliant, ostentatiously

Apas. enthusiastically

Scerzando humorously, humorously

Ledgero deftly

Fourth, the gameplay

Legato Legato

Non-Legato

Stacy. Incoherently

Matte scraping

Verb (short for verb) foot-bound

Pedal pedal

Senza ped doesn't use pedals

U.c. left pedal

Trick. Middle pedal (only grand piano's middle pedal is useful in playing)

Intransitive verb others

Main professional

Minor minor

Tema theme

Doctor of medicine right hand

Left hand multiple sclerosis

horror film

Tremolo. Tremolo.

Washington D.C. Repeat from the beginning (Lee Chad has more)

Solo solo

Cai Huahua's colorful music movement

Accelerando (accelerate. ) faster and faster

cappella

Absolute music, pure music, absolute music

Absolute pitch (auditory)

abstract music

Stress stress

Accidental inflection symbol

Accordion accordion

Acoustics acoustics

The action chord height is the height of the chord from the fingerboard.

Adagio Adagio (66 beats/min)

Adagio (56 beats/min)

Added-the sixth chord plus the sixth chord.

Allegro Allegro (108 beats/min)

Allegro Allegro (132 beats/min)

Allemand, Allemand

Variable chord

Andalusia Andalusia (Spanish place name)

Andante (72 beats/min)

Andantino (80 beats/min)

Lively allegro animation (120 beats/min)

Anti-impressionism

Expect the first sound.

Anvil music anvil

Aranjuez cultural landscape Alan Juez Cultural Landscape (Guitar Concerto)

aria

Arpaio arpeggio

Artists. Artists.

Climb upward

Allegro Asai is very fast (144 beats/minute), very

Asturias, asturias (Spanish place name)

atonality

Enhanced extension

Add six chords and add six chords

Augmented triad plus triad

Increment (interval)

Normal termination of authenticity

Bach, John Sebastian John? Sebastian? Bach [Germany]

postnotum

folk song

Ballet ballet

Band music, military music

military band

Bar line (bar line, measurement)

baritone

Baroque style

Manuel Manuel Barroeko [Cuba]

Bass bass

Bass clarinet

bass clef

Bass drum

Bass tuba bass tuba

bass horn

Bass bass

Bassoon tube bassoon tube

bel canto

Binary form

Bitonality

Bruce Bruce

Bongo drum

Bree Bree

brass instruments

Brazilian

Bourem, Julian, julien? English snapper

Short two notes

snap a lute string―lose one's wife

Brouwer, Leo Leo? Brouwer [Cuba]

Kadanza Huacai Music Style School

Stop the rhythm

Canon canon

Contata Contata

Random thoughts

Willful willfulness

Castanet castanet

Cedar Cedar

Cello cello

Chaconne chakong dance music

Qiakang Qiakong

Chime clock arrangement

Choir. Choir

Chorus music

choir

Chord chord

Chord chord

choir

Semitone variable semitone

Chromatic interval change (interval)

Chromatic scale

A semitone changes the whole tone.

Semitone

Clarinet (clarinet)

classical

classicalism

Clarville (18th century) keyboard musical instrument.

Clef clef (g clef, f clef, Cclef)

Climax climax

Ending part

Colorado soprano coloratura soprano

Ordinary beat (4/4)

Compare and compare

Polyphony (synthetic sound)

Duplex double beat (6/2, 6/4, 6/8)

Compound interval

Compound beat

Compound four-beat compound four-beat (12/4, 12/8, 12/ 16)

Compound triple beat (9/4, 9/8)

Concert director

Concerto concerto

Concerto concerto

Concrete music, concrete music contingency.

Command order

Harmony (interval, chord)

Contra C dazi 2 zu c

bassoon

Cordoba Cordoba (Spanish place name)

cornet

Koster, Napoleon versus Napoleon? Koster [France]

Para para para

Courant

Quarter notes (USA)

The cut-off part of the profile

big cymbals

Deceptive termination

A semitone thirty-two note

Descending downward

Development and development

Development and expansion department

Diatonic interval property (interval)

A diatonic scale transmits tones.

Minus seven chords. Minus seven chords.

minus three chords

Subtraction (interval)

magnetic disc storage

Disco suite

Disharmony (interval, chord)

The dominant seventh chord is a seventh chord.

The dominant sound (V) is a dominant sound, not a chord.

Point attachment

Dot note

Rest with dot rest suffix

Bass tuba bass tuba

bass guitar

Two-point connection point

Double-decker modern integrated Boeing company

Double growth multiplication (interval)

Double Decreasing Decrement (Interval)

Double flat and double drop symbol

Double-pointed gradual strengthening

Dramatic soprano

Dramatic tenor

Duet. Duet.

Duet. Duet.

duet

Two beats (2/2, 2/4, 2/8)

Two-beat two-tone

duration

Dynamic marking dynamic marking

Dynamics dynamics

Ebony ebony

Echo echo

Eleven degrees eleven degrees.

English horn

Isotonic interval

Isophon note

Ensemble (group)

Equalizer equalizer

Etude. Etude

Etude. Etude

Euphorbia youfengning

Exhibition department

expressionism

Analytical solution of true string and false string

fantasy

Fifth Wudu

fingerplate

First inversion

Five-part style

Fixed roll call method

falling tone

Flat negative sign

Flute flute

Four lines and eight degrees small four groups (four lines)

Four-part four-section type

The fourth chord

Fourth and fourth degree

foxtrot

horn

Frequency frequency

Phonetic character

Fugue fugue

Functional harmony

Basic (Tone) Pitch (Part I)

Kevin Gallagher Gallagher [USA]

Gig Gig

Glide gliding

Zhong Qin, Zhong Qin

Gonggong

Goni, Antigone. Antigone? Goni [Greece]

Gowater Gavett

Granada Granada (Spanish place name)

Adagio Solemn (40 beats/min)

Big c big c group

Guitar guitar

guitarist

Guitar guitar, guitar playing

Habanera

Half rhythm and half termination

semitone

Harmony analysis and harmony analysis

Harmony interval and interval

Harmony sequence and sound module series

Harmonic wave

Harmony and acoustics

Harp, harp

Harpsichord

Head of Fu Tou

Head, bedside piano head

A semitone sixty-four note (sixty-four note, USA)

Homophonic music theme music

Homophonic theme

Hook tail

Imperfect cadence is not completely terminated.

impressionism

Instrumental instrument

How to use musical instruments

Strength strength

Alto interlude

Episode (Song)

Interrupted rhythm prevents termination.

Interval time

Invent creative songs

Inverted complement

Inverted modern inverted Boeing (lower modern;

Inverse echo

Irregular beat mixed beat (7/4, 1 1/7)

Jazz jazz

Just enter the pure law

kettledrum

Key signature

undamental/main key

Keyboard Keyboard (Music)

Nitryl paint, Japanese paint

Small width board (60 beats/min)

Laguo wide board (46 beats/min)

Tonic (VII) tonic, tonic chord (minor tonic)

Legato Legato

General Ledger Line Plus Line (Ledger Line)

Adagio (52 beats/min)

Line line

loudness

A lullaby

Lute Qin Shu te piano

Lyra music sign

Lyric soprano

Pastoral pastoral

Maestoso class (88 times/minute)

The Magic Flute

mahogany

Main professional

major chord

Major (interval)

Main professional

March. March

Malimba, Malimba

Quality quality

Mazuka Mazuka

Mcfadden, Jeffrey. Jeffrey? Mcfadden [Canada]

Midrange (III) a midrange chord

Melody contour

melody tone

melodic progression

Melody module of melody sequence

Melodious

Melody melody

Beat (time)

metronome

A metronome (m.m. = malzel); s ~)

Mezzo-soprano

Differential phonetics

Minimum semitone (USA)

Minimal ellipsis (minimalism)

Minor minor

Minor triad

Small in minor (interval)

Minor minor

minuet

Mode mode (narrow teaching mode; Wide finger mode)

Medium plate (96 times/min)

Modulation modulation

Monotone music

Modern Boeing Company (Upper Modern)

Motivation. Motivation.

Exercise. Exercise.

Exercise. Exercise.

Domi variable beat

Musical form

Musical instrument

Music tone music

Nationalism in music

Natural halftone

Natural tone

natural

Natural reduction symbol intonation

Neck neck

Adjoining consonants (high or low)

neoclassicism

The ninth chord, the ninth chord.

Jiujiudu

nocturne

Noise noise

Symbol symbol

Annotate

Nut Qin ma

Oboe oboe

octave

octave

Single octave (single line)

Part of a table, a paragraph, a table.

Opera opera

works

oratorio

orchestra

orchestra

Arrangement method

Organ organ

grace note

Overtone series

overtone

Overture overture

Paganini, Nigro Hotel nicolo? Paganini [Italy]

Papandreou, Elena. Elena? Papandreou [Greece]

Parallel keys are the same as tonic.

Christopher Christopher Parkin? Parknin [America]

Partial sound

Pasacalia

Passion passion

Pause extension number (hold, Fermata)

Pedal pedal

Cork chord

Pentatonal pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic

percussion instrument

The perfect rhythm is completely terminated.

Complete, pure (interval)

Period music part

Phrase phrase

Wording clause

Piano piano

Piccolo

pick up goods

organ

Pitch name sound name

Pitch pitch

Oblique rhythmic lattice termination

Platino, Franco. Franco? Platino [Italy]

Platform platform

Diancaipai

Polka Polka

Polonaise Polonez

polyphony

polyphony

Multitonality

Manuel manuel ponce Pang Sai [Mexico]

Prelude

Prelude (prelude)

Allegro Allegro (184 beats/min)

primitivism

Program music title music

psychoacoustics

Pure tone

Edge, ring decoration

Four beats (4/2, 4/4, 4/8)

quadruplet

The quartering saw cuts (logs) into four pieces longitudinally, and then saws them into boards.

Quartet quartet

Octave note (USA)

(instrumental) quintet

Five-bar pentameter

Quintet pentatonic scale

Distance compass

rattlesnake

realism

Overview of reproduction department

Narrative intonation

Memories of Alhambra

Reduce adaptation (scale down)

Register sound area

requiem

Relative key relation tone

Relative pitch (hearing)

The Renaissance

Keep tracks, all tracks

Repetition

Take a rest

capriccio

Rhythm rhythm

Rhythm mode

Rococo Rococo

Rodrigo, Joaquin Hookin? Rodrigo [Spain]

romanticism

Romero, Angel Angel? Romero [Spain]

Romero, Celedonio Serra Dogniaux? Romero [Spain]

Romero, Celine Celine? Romero [Spain]

Romero, Pepe? Romero [Spain]

Rondo in Rondo form (Abaka)

Rondo sonata form

In situ root position

Root (basic)

Rose sound hole ring jewelry, rose jewelry

Rosewood, rosewood, ebony, ebony.

Rounding binary form (with copy) two-stage form

Lembalemba

Russell, David. David? Russell [England]

sarabande

saxophone

Scale level

Proportion step scale (scale: the number of proportional steps)

Scale scale

Scherzo

Score score

Score score

Second inversion

Second-level degree

Segovia, Andreas? Segovia [Spain]

Semi-short whole note (USA)

Semichromatic sixteenth note (America)

septuplets

Sequential modular series

Serenade serenade, love song under the moon

serenade

Continuism

Qihe tone

7 th qidu

Seville Seville (Spanish place name)

Sextuplets

Sharp rising tone

Sharp trombone

Side plate

Side drum

Solfeggio

Simple interval

simple metre

The sixth chord. The sixth chord.

Sixth degree

Sixth-fourth chord, fourth or sixth chord.

Xiao c Xiao c zu

s？ Ilscher, g? Langoran? Socher [Sweden]

Solo solo

Solo solo (singing)

sonata form

Sonata sonata

sonatina

Songs without words, songs without words

Soprano soprano

Sir, Fernando. Fernando? Sol [Spain]

Sostenuto, keep your voice.

Sound, sound.

Space room

Spanish

Picea spruce

Staccato staccato, staccato

staff

Employee score

stage

Stem

Step size proportional step size, degrees)

String string

Stringed instrument stringed instrument

structuralism

Subordinate sound, subordinate chord

Lower alto, super dominant tone.

Suite suite

Upper tonic chord

Suspended reverberation

tone poem

Symphony symphony

Weather segmentation

Tabor tower tube

Che Che Wu Manwu [Japan]

tambourine

Tango tango

Tarantella

Melody music method

Law of average (law of average)

Yumu shengdian block

Speed mark

Rhythm speed

Alto drum

Tenor tuba alto tuba

tenor

The 10th Du Fu Poetry

Trilogy (ABA)

Theater theater

Theme material

theme

Theme and theme variation

The third inversion

Third third degree

Three lines, eight degrees and three lines.

Contact maintenance line

The color or quality of timbre

Time signature time signature

Time, time

Tocata. Tocata

Tonality tonality

Tone sound (musical sound)

Tone cluster

invigorant

Upper panel

convert

Treble clef treble clef

Tremolo vibrato

triad

Triangle triangle

Tremolo. Tremolo.

Trio alto

Trio. Trio

Triple beat (3/2, 3/4, 3/8)

triplet

Tritone

trombone

Trumpet trumpet

Tuba tuba

Tubular clock

tuning fork

Twelve-twelfth degree

Double octave (double octave)

Accent-free octave group

Chorus (singing)

Congruence, prime number

Unity and unification

Variation variation

Variations form Variations (a, A 1, A2, A3…) Music form part songs (a, a, a, a …)

Variation variation

Variety change

Electric trill

Vibration vibration

viola

Violin violin

Allegro vivacious (160 beats/min)

Vivo is lively and active.

Vocal music

Phonetic voice

Waltz, waltz, waltz.

Waveform waveform

Whipping device

Full tone

Full tone

Williams, John. John? Williams [Australia]

Wood southern bangzi, box bangzi

woodwind instrument

xylophone