| four | | play in a short or detached manner |
| fermata | | fast |
| two | | mezzo piano |
| allegro | | forte |
| five | | play the next key to the left |
| CMajor | | notes in a chord played all together |
| one | | pointer's number |
| abcdefg | | letter names of notes played in C position |
| tie | | play the notes one octave higher than written |
| soft | | moderately |
| slur | | play the nearest note to the right |
| quarterrest | | piano |
| incompletemeasure | | after repeating the 1st section, skip the measures in the 1st ending and play the 2nd ending instead |
| cancan | | notes in an interval played one at a time |
| andante | | letters in the musical alphabet |
| cdefg | | hold the note for the combined value of both notes |
| moderato | | walking tempo |
| octavesign | | quarter note |
| interval | | rate of speed |
| two | | dance from "Orpheus in the Underworld" |
| fchord | | whole note |
| rest | | curved line that indicates to play smoothly |
| secondending | | one steady beat of silence |
| dominant | | half note |
| blockchord | | two steady beats of silence |
| flatsign | | indicates silence |
| loud | | dotted half note |
| sharpsign | | the tonic chord in C Major |
| tempo | | the fifth degree of the scale |
| CChord | | the distance between two notes |
| staccato | | notes in an interval played together |
| mediumsoft | | mezzo forte |
| harmonic | | hold the note longer than their original time value |
| three | | the first degree of the scale |
| melodic | | moderately fast |
| timesignature | | a measure at the beginning that doesn't contain the required number of steady beats |
| halfrest | | tells what kind of note gets one steady beat |
| mediumloud | | pinky's number |
| tonic | | the subdominant chord in C Major |
| allegretto | | no sharps or flats |