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    Msuic Dynamic

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    Dynamic Markings /15

    Dynamics tell us how loud or how soft


    music is played. The terms are Italian words Name:_________________
    and the markings are abbreviations.

    Pianissimo Piano Mezzo Piano Mezzo Forte Forte Fortissimo


    pp p mp mf f ff
    Very Soft Moderately Moderately Loud Very
    Soft Soft Loud Loud

    Sometimes symbols below the staff also show if the music should get louder or softer

    w w

    Crescendo- Music gradually gets louder Decrescendo- Music gradually gets softer
    (Also called Diminuendo)

    Circle the answer that matches the underlined word or symbol on the left:

    1. Very Loud Piano ff Mezzo Forte f

    2. Very Soft Forte p mp pp


    3. Moderately Loud mf Mezzo Piano Forte Pianissimo
    4. pp Soft Pianissimo Moderately Loud
    5. Gradually Softer mp Very Soft p
    6. f Moderately Loud Loud Very Loud Moderately Soft
    7. Pianissimo Crescendo Forte Moderately Loud
    8. Mezzo Piano Very Soft Forte mf mp
    9. Decrescendo mp f Loud
    10. Gradually Louder Very Loud pp Mezzo Forte
    11. ff p Diminuendo Pianissimo
    12. Soft Mezzo Piano p mp f
    13. mp Piano Very Soft Moderately Soft Gradually Softer
    14. Diminuendo pp Gradually Louder
    15.mf Pianissimo Soft Moderately Loud

    Copyright Airjazz Studios 2017


    Dynamic Markings /15
    Dynamics tell us how loud or how soft
    music is played. The terms are Italian words Name:_________________
    and the markings are abbreviations.

    Pianissimo Piano Mezzo Piano Mezzo Forte Forte Fortissimo


    pp p mp mf f ff
    Very Soft Moderately Moderately Loud Very
    Soft Soft Loud Loud

    Sometimes symbols below the staff also show if the music should get louder or softer

    w w

    Crescendo- Music gradually gets louder Decrescendo- Music gradually gets softer
    (Also called Diminuendo)

    Circle the answer that matches the underlined word or symbol on the left:

    1. Very Loud Piano ff Mezzo Forte f

    2. Very Soft Forte p mp pp


    3. Moderately Loud mf Mezzo Piano Forte Pianissimo
    4. pp Soft Pianissimo Moderately Loud
    5. Gradually Softer mp Very Soft p
    6. f Moderately Loud Loud Very Loud Moderately Soft
    7. Pianissimo Crescendo Forte Moderately Loud
    8. Mezzo Piano Very Soft Forte mf mp
    9. Decrescendo mp f Loud
    10. Gradually Louder Very Loud pp Mezzo Forte
    11. ff p Diminuendo Pianissimo
    12. Soft Mezzo Piano p mp f
    13. mp Piano Very Soft Moderately Soft Gradually Softer
    14. Diminuendo pp Gradually Louder
    15.mf Pianissimo Soft Moderately Loud

    Copyright Airjazz Studios 2017

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