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ABRSM Grade 2 Music Theory Rated A+ What is the name of the musical symbol that indicates the pitch of a note? Clef What is the term used when a note is sustained longer than its usual value, typically marked with a curved line above or below the note? Tie What does the term "stacca...

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ABRSM Grade 2 Music Theory Rated A+
What is the name of the musical symbol that indicates the pitch of a note?


✔✔ Clef




What is the term used when a note is sustained longer than its usual value, typically marked with

a curved line above or below the note?


✔✔ Tie




What does the term "staccato" mean when used in a piece of music?


✔✔ Play the note short and detached




What is the name of the technique used to play multiple notes on the same string on a string

instrument without lifting the bow?


✔✔ Legato




What is the symbol used to indicate that the music should be played with a gradual increase in

speed?


✔✔ Accelerando


1

, Which note is located two whole steps above B?


✔✔ D




What does the term "flautando" refer to in music?


✔✔ Playing with a flute-like sound, usually with a very soft, airy tone




What is the interval between C and G♭?


✔✔ Perfect fifth




What is the term for a passage or section of music to be repeated from the beginning or a specific

point?


✔✔ Da Capo




What is the musical term used to describe a sudden, sharp decrease in volume?


✔✔ Subito piano




What does "sforzando" mean in a musical context?

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