Which term means "with force, strength"?

Which term means "with force, strength"?

• A. con anima
• B. con forza
• C. maestoso
• D. mosso

Answer: (B)

In music markings, con means “with,” and forza means “force” or “strength.” So con forza literally instructs you to play with power and a strong, emphatic attack. That direct translation is what the item is asking for: the term meaning “with force, strength.” Con anima would push a soulful, spirited character, not specifically forceful. Maestoso means to play majestically or nobly, a stately character. Mosso indicates movement or being stirred, suggesting a sense of motion rather than sheer force.

In music markings, con means “with,” and forza means “force” or “strength.” So con forza literally instructs you to play with power and a strong, emphatic attack. That direct translation is what the item is asking for: the term meaning “with force, strength.”

Con anima would push a soulful, spirited character, not specifically forceful. Maestoso means to play majestically or nobly, a stately character. Mosso indicates movement or being stirred, suggesting a sense of motion rather than sheer force.