Mezzoforte(mf)ModeratelyloudSlurA curved lineto indicatelegatoplayingLegatoPlay thenotessmoothlyPiano(p)QuietDiminuendo(dim.)GraduallygetquieterStabA loud,detachedchord playedby band ororchestraTenutoHold thenote forits fulllengthFermata(pause)Hold thenote longerthan thewritten valueFortissimo(ff)VeryloudTerraceddynamicsClearcontrastsbetweenloud andquiet sectioStaccatoShort anddetachednotesSforzando(sfz)Play witha strongaccent onthe noteForte LoudMezzopiano(mp)ModeratelyquietCrescendo(cresc.) GraduallygetlouderPianissimo(pp)VeryquietMezzoforte(mf)ModeratelyloudSlurA curved lineto indicatelegatoplayingLegatoPlay thenotessmoothlyPiano(p)QuietDiminuendo(dim.)GraduallygetquieterStabA loud,detachedchord playedby band ororchestraTenutoHold thenote forits fulllengthFermata(pause)Hold thenote longerthan thewritten valueFortissimo(ff)VeryloudTerraceddynamicsClearcontrastsbetweenloud andquiet sectioStaccatoShort anddetachednotesSforzando(sfz)Play witha strongaccent onthe noteForte LoudMezzopiano(mp)ModeratelyquietCrescendo(cresc.) GraduallygetlouderPianissimo(pp)Veryquiet

DR TT SMITH - Dynamics - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Moderately loud
    Mezzoforte (mf)
  2. A curved line to indicate legato playing
    Slur
  3. Play the notes smoothly
    Legato
  4. Quiet
    Piano (p)
  5. Gradually get quieter
    Diminuendo (dim.)
  6. A loud, detached chord played by band or orchestra
    Stab
  7. Hold the note for its full length
    Tenuto
  8. Hold the note longer than the written value
    Fermata (pause)
  9. Very loud
    Fortissimo (ff)
  10. Clear contrasts between loud and quiet sectio
    Terraced dynamics
  11. Short and detached notes
    Staccato
  12. Play with a strong accent on the note
    Sforzando (sfz)
  13. Loud
    Forte
  14. Moderately quiet
    Mezzopiano (mp)
  15. Gradually get louder
    Crescendo (cresc.)
  16. Very quiet
    Pianissimo (pp)