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A tempo marking indicating a moderate pace.

A style of playing notes in a smooth, flowing manner without gaps.

A tempo marking indicating a very fast pace.

A curved line connecting two notes of the same pitch, indicating they should be played as a single note with combined value.

A musical term indicating a return to the original or first tempo.

A dynamic level meaning very soft.

A dynamic marking indicating a loud note followed immediately by a soft one.

A decrease in loudness or intensity in music, synonymous with decrescendo.

A tempo marking meaning very slow and broad.

A music notation meaning 'from the sign'.

A tempo marking meaning slowly.

A gradual increase in loudness in a piece of music.

The end of a piece or a section of a piece of music.

A tempo marking that is slightly slower than Allegro.

A musical term indicating an immediate change in dynamic or tempo.

A sudden, strong accent on a note or chord.

A tempo marking meaning walking pace or moderately slow.

A gradual slowing down of tempo.

A dynamic level meaning very loud.

A gradual speeding up of the tempo.

A tempo marking indicating lively and fast.

A playing technique indicating sustained, lengthened notes or chords.

A tempo marking indicating slow and stately (literally 'at ease') pace.

A dynamic level meaning moderately soft.

A musical direction meaning more movement or faster.

A dynamic level meaning moderately loud.

A curved line connecting notes of different pitches to indicate they should be played legato.

A musical term meaning very or much, used to intensify other terms.

A tempo marking indicating fast, lively speed.

A playing style where notes are performed sharply and separated from each other.

A musical term meaning 'from the beginning'.

A symbol indicating that the note should be held longer than its value.

A flexible tempo that includes slight speeding up and slowing down, at the discretion of the performer.