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RCM level 6 theory: music terms and signs| Exam Review Questions and Answers 2025| 100% Updated Define *mezzo piano* (mp) Very loud Moderately soft Moderately soft Very soft What does *ritardando* (rit.) instruct the performer to do? Play faster Play very loud Play smoothly Gradually slow down The term *allegro* refers to what kind of tempo? Very slow Moderately slow Lively and fast Fast and lively What does *staccato* mean in music notation? 2 Play each note connected Play each note loudly Play each note short and detached Play each note quietly The term *poco* means Much Very A little Extremely In music, what does *forte* (f) mean? Softly Very softly Moderately loud Loud What does the symbol *crescendo* () indicate? To gradually slow down To gradually get louder To play softly To repeat a section 3 What is the meaning of *da capo* (D.C.) in music? Go to the end Go back to the beginning Skip to the next section Repeat the last section What does *legato* instruct a performer to do? Play each note detached Play each note loudly Play with accents Play smoothly and connected Which symbol instructs the performer to play the music with a repeat? Da capo Fine Repeat sign (:||) Coda What does *diminuendo* (dim.) mean? Gradually get faster Gradually get softer Repeat the section Play very softly 4 What does *a tempo* mean?

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RCM level 6 theory: music terms and
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Define *mezzo piano* (mp)

Very loud

Moderately soft

Moderately soft

Very soft

What does *ritardando* (rit.) instruct the performer to do?

Play faster

Play very loud

Play smoothly

Gradually slow down

The term *allegro* refers to what kind of tempo?

Very slow

Moderately slow

Lively and fast

Fast and lively

What does *staccato* mean in music notation?

1

,Play each note connected

Play each note loudly

Play each note short and detached

Play each note quietly

The term *poco* means

Much

Very

A little

Extremely

In music, what does *forte* (f) mean?

Softly

Very softly

Moderately loud

Loud

What does the symbol *crescendo* (<) indicate?

To gradually slow down

To gradually get louder

To play softly

To repeat a section

2

, What is the meaning of *da capo* (D.C.) in music?

Go to the end

Go back to the beginning

Skip to the next section

Repeat the last section

What does *legato* instruct a performer to do?

Play each note detached

Play each note loudly

Play with accents

Play smoothly and connected

Which symbol instructs the performer to play the music with a repeat?

Da capo

Fine

Repeat sign (:||)

Coda

What does *diminuendo* (dim.) mean?

Gradually get faster

Gradually get softer

Repeat the section

Play very softly

3

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