1	Accelerando		_____	Gradually Faster
2	Accent		_____	Increases the note's duration by half the origninal value.
3	Accidental		_____	The introduction given before a piece of music is performed to indicate the tempo of the beat.
4	Adagio		_____	In 3/4 and 4/4 time signatures, it recieves three beats.
5	Allegro		_____	Play the note louder, with a special emphasis
6	Andante		_____	Is written at the end of a piece of music.
7	Articulation		_____	Slow
8	Bar Line		_____	An added ending
9	Bass Clef		_____	The manner in which a note is performed
10	Bass Staff		_____	A sign that helps organize the staff so notes can be easily read.
11	Clef		_____	The staff on which the bass clef is placed. The two dots of the clef surround the line on which the note F is placed.
12	Coda		_____	Quickly, cheerfully
13	Count-Off		_____	Moving along (Walking speed)
14	Crescendo		_____	Repeat from the sign and play to the coda sign, then skip to the Coda.
15	D.C (Da Capo)		_____	Repeat from the beginning and play to the end.
16	D.C. al Coda		_____	Repeat from the beginning
17	D.C al Fine		_____	Gradually louder
18	Decrescendo/Diminuendo		_____	Gradually softer.
19	Dot after a Note		_____	A flat,sharp, or natural sign that appears within a piece of music. An accidental sign affects the notes written on the same line or space following it for that measure only.
20	Dotted Half Note		_____	Repeat from the beginning and play to the coda sign, then skip to the Coda.
21	Dotted Quarter Note		_____	The clef used for notes in the lower pitch ranges.
22	Double Bar		_____	In time signatures with four as the nottom number it recieves 1 1/2 beats.
23	D.S (Dal Segno)		_____	The lines which cross the staff adn divide it into measures or bars.
24	D.S al Coda		_____	Repeat from the sign