AMEB Musicianship Grade 3 Theory Terms and Signs Quiz Posted on January 15, 2018May 1, 2020 by Tara Connolly Welcome to the AMEB Musicianship Grade 3 Theory Terms and Signs Quiz There are LOTS more terms to learn for Grade 3 (oh well). The terms listed below are in addition to the terms for Grades 1 and 2. There are 10 questions in this quiz. Click 'Next Question' to start the quiz. 1. What does con grazia mean? play calmly and smoothly slow and solemn play merrily with grace None 2. What is this sign called? double duo duplet None 3. What does tre corde (T.C) mean? (three strings) release the soft pedal (three strings) with the soft pedal (four strings) release the soft pedal (four strings) with the soft pedal None 4. What does scherzando mean? slowly playfully quicker majestic None 5. What does leggiero mean? with grace slowly lightly playfully None 6. What does M.M. mean? Maelzel's metronome (metronome marking) Meissner's metronome (metronome marking) Mahler's metronome (metronome marking) Metzger's metronome (metronome marking) None 7. What is this sign called? Ottava Octave Opus None 8. What does presto mean? becoming faster lively and fast becoming slower very fast None 9. What does 8va ('ottava') mean? set the metronome to beat at 80 crotchets per minute play one octave higher than written None 10. What does Da Capo al fine (D.C. al fine) mean? play until the word 'fine' from the beginning until the word 'fine' sustained until the word 'fine' None Thanks for taking AMEB Musicianship Grade 3 Theory Terms and Signs Quiz. Submit your answers to find out your score! Please enter your details if you want your results to be sent to your email address! Your Name Your Email Time's up Tara Connolly AMEB Musicianship Grade 2 Theory Terms and Signs Quiz