Piano terminology full edition

Extremely slow board

Wide plate (pulling fruit)

adagio

Flexible board (flexible board)

Ada Guitto (Ada Guitto)

Small wide plate (Larghetto)

andante

Andantino ()

Medium speed (medium speed)

Allegro (Allegro Minor)

allegro

Sudden change (sudden change)

The most urgent board (Prestissimo)

Original force (speed)

Rubato (Rubato)

Slow down (Ritardando/rit)

Ritentu/Ritten

express

Indulge in (Abadono)

Accarezzevo (cordially)

Pretentiously

excitedly

Amabir (happily)

March Style (Allah Mathea)

Amoroso; Affectionately

Actively (actively)

passionately

with flying colors

Bufu (Bufu)

Like a song; Song-like

capriccioso

Con amore

Animal association

With tenderness and kindness (Con dolcezza)

With sadness

Con espressione (con espressione)

Congracio (congracio)

In high spirits (high spirits)

Soft and sweet (Dolce)

Dolente (Dolente)

Gracefully, gracefully.

Festi wo

Fresh (mural)

Fu Knaebel (Fu Knaebel)

Chocos (Chocos)

Grandi Ou (Grandi Ou)

Innocent (innocent)

in low spirits

Tears streaming down her face (Largemoso)

Mesto Suo (mesto Suo)

mysteriously

Devotedly (religiously)

Sonore (Sonore)

Trepitoso (noisily)

Pastorable

Pomposo (Pomposo)

Caihualeduan

Mandatory marking

Get stronger/stronger

Dim/dim

Weakest (piano /ppp)

Very weak (Pianissmo/pp)

Medium weak (alto piano /mp)

Medium and strong (Mazzo fort /mf)

Strong (strong/weak)

Weak (piano /p)

Very strong (Portissimo/ff)

Strongest (Forte Portissimo/fff)

Sudden intensity (Sforzando/sf)

Strong and weak (strong piano /fp)

Vibration vibration

Sound, sound.

Tone sound (musical sound)

Step size (degree)

Accidental inflection symbol

Sharp trombone

Flat negative sign

Double-pointed gradual strengthening

Double flat and double drop symbol

Natural reduction symbol intonation

octave

Distance compass

(sound) register sound area

Xiao c Xiao c zu

Big c big c group

Contra C dazi 2 zu c

Accent-free octave group

Single octave (single line)

Double octave (double octave)

Three lines, eight degrees and three lines.

Four lines and eight degrees small four groups (four lines)

Melody music method

Law of average (law of average)

Just enter the pure law

Pitch name sound name

Isophon note

Full tone

semitone

Natural halftone

Natural tone

A semitone changes the whole tone.

Semitone variable semitone

Symbol symbol

Employee score

Treble clef treble clef

bass clef

Clef clef (g clef, f clef, c clef)

Annotate

Take a rest

Short two notes

Semi-short whole note (USA)

Minimum semitone (USA)

Quarter notes (USA)

Octave note (USA)

Half-eighth and sixteenth notes (America)

Half-tone thirty-two notes (USA)

A semitone sixty-four note (sixty-four note, USA)

Point attachment

Two-point connection point

Dot note

Rest with dot rest suffix

Score score

General Ledger Line Plus Line (Ledger Line)

Head of Fu Tou

Stem

Hook tail

Space room

Line line

Contact maintenance line

Pause extension number (hold, Fermata)

Bar line (bar line, measurement)

Legato Legato

Staccato staccato, staccato

Sostenuto, keep your voice.

Tremolo vibrato

Glide gliding

Rhythm rhythm

Rhythm mode

Stress stress

Weather segmentation

Beat (time)

Two beats (2/2, 2/4, 2/8)

Triple beat (3/2, 3/4, 3/8)

Four beats (4/2, 4/4, 4/8)

Ordinary beat (4/4)

simple metre

Compound beat

Duplex double beat (6/2, 6/4, 6/8)

Compound triple beat (9/4, 9/8)

Compound four-beat compound four-beat (12/4, 12/8, 12/ 16)

Five-bar pentameter

Time signature time signature

Domi variable beat

Irregular beat mixed beat (7/4, 1 1/7)

A metronome (M.M. = marzel ~)

Two-beat two-tone

triplet

quadruplet

Quintet pentatonic scale

Sextuplets

septuplets

Rhythm speed

Dynamics dynamics

Speed mark

Dynamic marking dynamic marking

Mode mode (narrow teaching mode; Wide finger mode)

Scale scale

undamental/main key

Tonality tonality

atonality

Bitonality

Multitonality

Main professional

Minor minor

Key signature

Pentatonal pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic pentatonic

natural

Melodious

Harmonic wave

Full tone

Semitone

Climb upward

Descending downward

Scale level

invigorant

Upper tonic chord

Midrange (III) a midrange chord

Subordinate sound, subordinate chord

The dominant sound (V) is a dominant sound, not a chord.

Lower alto, super dominant tone.

Tonic (VII) tonic, tonic chord (minor tonic)

snap a lute string―lose one's wife

Variable chord

Analytical solution of true string and false string

Relative key relation tone

Parallel keys are the same as tonic.

Interval time

melody tone

Harmony interval and interval

Root (basic)

Proportion step scale (scale: the number of proportional steps)

Simple interval

Compound interval

Isotonic interval

Inverted complement

Small in minor (interval)

Major (interval)

Complete, pure (interval)

Increment (interval)

Subtraction (interval)

Double growth multiplication (interval)

Double Decreasing Decrement (Interval)

Congruence, prime number

Second-level degree

Third third degree

Fourth and fourth degree

Fifth Wudu

Sixth degree

7 th qidu

octave

Jiujiudu

The 10th Du Fu Poetry

Eleven degrees eleven degrees.

Twelve-twelfth degree

Tritone

Diatonic interval property (interval)

Chromatic interval change (interval)

Harmony (interval, chord)

Disharmony (interval, chord)

Chord chord

triad

major chord

Minor triad

minus three chords

Augmented triad plus triad

In situ root position

First inversion

Second inversion

The third inversion

The sixth chord. The sixth chord.

Sixth-fourth chord, fourth or sixth chord.

Qihe tone

The dominant seventh chord is a seventh chord.

Minus seven chords. Minus seven chords.

The ninth chord, the ninth chord.

Add six chords and add six chords

Added-the sixth chord plus the sixth chord.

The fourth chord

Tone cluster

Harmony and acoustics

Harmony analysis and harmony analysis

Functional harmony

Modulation modulation

convert

Chromatic scale

A diatonic scale transmits tones.

Adjoining consonants (high or low)

Expect the first sound.

Suspended reverberation

grace note

Tremolo. Tremolo.

Modern Boeing Company (Upper Modern)

Inverted modern inverted Boeing (lower modern; Early known as Schneller)

Double-decker modern integrated Boeing company

Inverse echo

Arpaio arpeggio

Melody melody

Repetition

Unity and unification

Variety change

Variation variation

Theme and theme variation

Compare and compare

Enhanced extension

Climax climax

Sequential modular series

Melody module of melody sequence

Harmony sequence and sound module series

melodic progression

Melody contour

Motivation. Motivation.

Development and development

Theme material

Phrase phrase

Wording clause

Period music part

Stop the rhythm

The perfect rhythm is completely terminated.

Imperfect cadence is not completely terminated.

Half rhythm and half termination

Normal termination of authenticity

Oblique rhythmic lattice termination

Interrupted rhythm prevents termination.

Deceptive termination

Musical form

Part of a table, a paragraph, a table.

Binary form

Rounding binary form (with copy) two-stage form

Trilogy (ABA)

Four-part four-section type

Five-part style

Variations form Variations (a, A 1, A2, A3…) Music form part songs (a, a, a, a …)

Rondo in Rondo form (Abaka)

sonata form

Exhibition department

Development and expansion department

Overview of reproduction department

Rondo sonata form

Exercise. Exercise.

Prelude (prelude)

Episode (Song)

Ending part

Trio alto

Kadanza Huacai Music Style School

Reduce adaptation (scale down)

Trio. Trio

Quartet quartet

(instrumental) quintet

Find it yourself. Should be complete.