Saturday, June 30, 2012

Symbol Musik


On books or sheet music piano, you'll find lots of piano symbols, words or abbreviations. Composer makes it easy for you to know how to play the song. many who do not know the meaning of terms of music.

dynamic signs to determine how slow or hard at play


pp
Pianissimo = very soft


P
piano = soft


MP
mezzo piano = half or moerately soft

MF
mezzo forte = half or moerately loud

F
forte = loud

ff
fortissimo = very loud









sometimes written, abbreviated cresc, or written as a sign of hard play











Diminuendo : sometimes written, abbreviated decresc, or written as a sign of a more gentle play.

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Friday, June 29, 2012

kinds of musical signs


There are many signs on the songs, maybe we've never heard of them. signs will be discussed here that we rarely hear.

A tempo
a tempo : play the same speed when you start playing the song


Coda
coda : the final phrase of a song


D.S. al coda 
should continue to the end of the song, back in       marker, play up    
From there, go to Coda, without any lag when moving around in the songs.


 Fermata : last longer than usual. A silly but easy way to keep in mind that Fermata make a note which will be held approximately twice as long as usual.

   


legato : 

itself has several different meanings, one based on the flow of Italian music and the other based on the flow of German music. On the flow of Italian, singing legato means a combination of several successive notes at a time, while the German school to sing legato means as quickly as possible from one note to the next tone without interruption at a time.









Oktaf, or 8va: play an octave higher or lower.

Poco
Poco : written before the words mean little.

Rit. 
Ritardando : Often abbreviated as rit, played and gradually slows down.

sfz
Sforzando : play the notes of a sudden, very loud and clear.

Staccato  means to make a slow and separate records.

Tenuto mark : tap into the note, giving full value. Give emphasis additional notes by simply emphasizing the value of the count.
 





Tremolo : play the notes back and forth as fast as you can

Tempo On Piano

Tempo is usually marked at the top of the piano song, before you start, sometimes the song will change the tempo in the middle of the song. The composer will write when to change speeds. There is no special sign for the tempo simply written as follows :


Adagio
Adagio: slowly



Andante
Andante: walking speed


Moderato
Moderato: moderate tempo


Allegretto
Allegretto: rather fast


Allegro
Allegro: fast and lively, cheerfully


Vivace
Vivace: very fast