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G Clef, Indicates the pitch of the notes on the staff

F Clef, Indicates the pitch of the notes on the staff

C Clef, Indicates the pitch of the notes on the staff

Quarter Note, Basic unit of time in music

Fermata, Hold the note longer than its usual value

Double Sharp, Raise a note by two half steps

Double Flat, Lower a note by two half steps

Piano, Play softly

Forte, Play loudly

Mezzo Forte, Play moderately loudly

Repeat Sign, Repeat a section of music

Da Capo (D.C.), Repeat from the beginning

Dal Segno (D.S.), Repeat from the sign

Segno, Special sign that marks a section to be repeated

Coda, An added ending section of a piece of music

Rest, Silence in music for a specific duration

Natural, Cancels a sharp or flat

Breath Mark, Indicates a place to take a breath

Caesura, Indicates a brief, silent pause

Flat, Lowers a note by a half step

Sharp, Raises a note by a half step

Turn, An ornament consisting of four notes

Accent, Emphasize the note

Trill, Rapid alternation between two notes

Mordent, Rapid alternation between a note, the note below it, and the note again

Tie, Connects two notes of the same pitch

Slur, Play the notes smoothly and connectedly

Staccato, Play the notes short and detached

Sforzando (sfz), Sudden strong emphasis on a note or chord

Glissando, Slide from one note to another

Arpeggio, Notes of a chord are played in quick succession, one after the other

Grace Note, An extra note added as an embellishment and not counted in the rhythm

Diminuendo, Gradually get softer

Crescendo, Gradually get louder

Ritardando, Gradually slow down the tempo

A Tempo, Return to the original tempo

Accelerando, Gradually speed up the tempo

Glissando with Transfer, Slide from one note to another transferring between hands or instruments

Fermata with Pause, Hold the note longer than usual with an additional pause

Glissando with Accent, Slide from one note to another starting with a strong attack

Forte-Piano, Play loudly then immediately softly

Sforzando Fortissimo, A very strong, sudden emphasis

Tie with Staccato, Connect notes of the same pitch with an abrupt release

Slur with Staccato, Play connected notes each with a slight separation

Trill with Ending Note, A trill followed by a final, concluding note

Flat with Change, Lower a note by a half step, indicating a key change or modal change

Sharp with Double Flat, Raises a note that was previously lowered by two half steps

Pianissississimo, Play extremely softly

Fortissississimo, Play extremely loudly

Trill with Accent, Rapid alternation between two notes starting with an accent

Accent with Staccato, Emphasize the note and play it shortly