Gradually speed up

The practice if improvising alternating 4-measure solos between an instrumental soloist and a drummer is called ___

Sustained style

Smooth and connected

Indicate volume

Indicate speed

Distance between two notes

Resume the previous speed

Gradually get slower

Gradually get Slower

Consists of 12 measures.

Smallest interval in music

The flow of music in time

A very fast speed

The element of music that has to do with speed

Recognizable tune consisting of pitch and rhythm. The part you can sing back

Volume in music

The added part to the melody that adds richness and depth to the music

Piece played by two players

Emphasis on upbeats (ordinarily weak beats)

Notes spelled differently but are the same

Final, short note of a march

Repeat to the beginning and play until you see the fine.

Repeat to the beginning and play until you see the coda sign

Add half the value to the note it follows

The conductor's music

Recommended way to hold timpani sticks

Dance in triple time

Repeat to the sign and play until you see the coda

Musical sentence

Recommended way to hold the drumstick for the snare drum

Play in a majestic style

B, E, and A flat

F, C, G, and D

Play in a marked style

Contrasting phrases by the upper(high) instruments and lower instruments

Singing style

Play in a heavy style

Part of a march that usually changes keys

G-flat

B-natural

Divide the parts up

play it sweetly

The tonal center of the piece

A feature for an entire section

Dotted Quarter note

The steady pulse in music

Each measure is bordered by these

to divide the pulse up into smaller units

keep the same tempo

Counting "one-e-and-da" for each quarter note (for example)

Gradually get slower and broader

play with lots of expression

little

Less

Literally...a little less motion. Slow the tempo down

more

Motion

literally, "more motion" Play a little faster

Gradually speed up tempo

Play in a grand style

Gradually speeding up or slowing down the tempo to increase musical expression

With motion

play in a similar style

suddenly

Not holding their long notes long enough

Always the answer to the question, "What note is that?"