Vivace, Allegro, and Adagio

Vivace is Italian for "lively" and "vivid".

Allegro

• Musical tempo meaning cheerful, quick or fast.

Adagio 

• Musical tempo indicating that the music is to be played slowly  

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Hungarian Dance #4 by J. Brahms.

Section A Adagio.
Section B Vivace.
Section C Allegro.

Music and emotion.

Slavic Dance #8 by A. Dvorak. Contrast between Forte and Piano.

The Swan. Carnival of the animals

Dynamics

Dynamics 

In music, dynamics normally refers to the volume of a sound or note

The two basic dynamic indications in music are:

• p or piano, meaning "soft".
• ƒ or forte, meaning "loud".

From left to right, the symbols for piano, mezzo-piano, mezzo-forte, and forte.

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Treble Clef

Train Is a-Comin'

Train is a-comin', oh yes

Train is a-comin', oh yes

Train is a-comin', train is a-comin',

Train is a-comin', oh yes

////Choo choo choo choo choo choo ----////

Come along children, oh yes

Come along children, oh yes

Come along children, come along children, 

Come along children, oh yes

Music and lyrics by Music Together. Bongos.

DO RE

DO RE   DO  RE
Who is coming?
Who is there?

DO RE   DO RE
It's a crocodile here







Music and lyrics by Nora de la Torre

Fossils. Carnival of the animals.

Pianists. Carnival of the Animals.

Tortoises. Carnival of the Animals.

Cuckoo in the Woods. Carnival of the animals.