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Interpreting Tempi: Andante, Adagio, and Largo
Distinguish between andante, adagio, and largo tempo markings and perform music at each tempo.
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Interpreting Music Symbols and Terms
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Goal
Learners will interpret and perform music symbols and terms for notation, dynamics, tempi, and articulations including fermata, coda, pianissimo to fortissimo, andante, adagio, accent, and marcato.
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Learning standards covered
music.(2)(A)Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · Music · 7th Gradeinterpret music symbols and terms referring to notation, including fermata and coda; dynamics, including pianissimo to fortissimo; tempi, including andante, largo and adagio; and articulations, including accent, marcato, and previously known elements;
music.(3)(F)Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · Music · 7th Gradeinterpret music symbols and terms referring to previously known elements; notation, including fermata and coda; keys; clefs; dynamics, including pianissimo to fortissimo; tempi, including andante, largo, and adagio; and articulations, including accent and marcato, appropriately when performing; and