What do dynamics tell musicians? a How fast to play b How loud to play C How short to play d How slow to play

b to play<br /><br />Dynamics in music refer to the volume or loudness of a sound or note. They indicate how loud or soft the music should be played. Dynamics are notated using specific dynamic markings such as "piano" (soft) and "forte" (loud), as well as various dynamic symbols and terms like "crescendo" (gradually getting louder) and "decrescendo" (gradually getting softer). These markings guide musicians on how to express the volume of the music, adding emotional depth and expression to the performance.