Dynamic Markings in Music


Music notation is full of symbols meant to help you interpret and realize the musical vision of the composer. Among the most common of these symbols are dynamic markings, which tell the performer how loud or soft the music should be. While there are many versions of dynamic markings, Western music notation traditionally and currently relies on well-known Italian terms, which are typically abbreviated on the page. Rather than telling the performer exactly how loud or soft the music should be, these terms generally refer to an approximate range of volume, and can differ significantly between different musical contexts. Check out what it all means with piano instructor West Troiano in this brief excerpt from Liberty Park Music's Beginning Piano course.


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