Its been a long summer, your brain has been in off mode. See how many of the following music theory and music history questions you can answer.
Short and choppy
Loud and long
Smooth and connected
Soft and delicate
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Very soft
Medium loud
Medium soft
Quickly so you can go to the WC
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Rallentando
Rallenator
Rall over, you're squishing me (with a southern drall!)
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Gradually getting faster
Keep the tempo very steady
Growing slower and slower
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2
3
4
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Soft
Medium loud
Very loud
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Medieval
Classical
Modern
Baroque
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Joan of Arc
Hildegaard von Bingen
Claire of France
Brunhilde von Berlin
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F
E
G
B
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D
B
F
A
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Walking speed
Slowly, heavy
Lively, brisk, rapid
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Go back to the beginning and play until the Fine sign
Go to the Coda and play to the end
Go back to the beginning and play the whole song over again
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Notes that you only look at, don't play them
Notes at the end of the piece
One or more notes that come before the first full measure
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Short lines placed above or below the staff for pitches beyond the range of the staff
Drawn above or below notes to show more emphasis
Musical lines named in honor of Heath Ledger
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Raises it one half a step
Lowers it one half a step
Makes it louder that the other notes
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Gradually getting louder
Gradually speeding up
Gradually slowing down
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Looking at a piece of music and hearing it in your head
Reading and performing a piece of music for the first time
Reading a book about sight
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Record players
Textures
Intonations
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