Instruments
Treble Staff
Rhythmic Notes
Tempo
Dynamics
100

This instrument family includes the Violin and the Cello.

The String Family

100

This note is on the bottom line of the treble staff.

E

100

A quarter note gets this many beats.

1

100

This word means the speed of the beat in music.

Tempo

100

This word means how loud or soft the music is.

Dynamics

200

The trumpet and trombone belong to this instrument family.

The Brass Family.
200

This note is on the First space of the treble staff.

F

200

A half note gets this many beats.

4

200

This tempo is fast, but not crazy fast.

Allegro

200

This Italian word, written as "p" means to play softly.

Piano

300

This percussion instrument has wooden bars like piano keys and is played with mallets.

Xylophone

300

This note is on the 4th line of the treble staff.

D

300

A whole note gets this many beats.

4

300

This tempo is slow, very, very slow.

Largo

300

This Italian word, written as "f" means to play loudly.

Forte

400

This string family instrument has only our strings, is smaller than a guitar, and originates from Hawaii.

Ukulele

400

This note is on the space above of the treble staff.

G
400

A dotted half note gets this many beats.

3

400

This tempo means to play at about 110 BPM.

Moderato

400

This symbol, <, means to gradually get louder.

Crescendo.

500

Hammers inside this instrument strike strings, so it can be classified as both a string and percussion instrument.

Piano.

500

This note is on the space below of the treble staff.

D

500
A whole note tied to a dotted half note gets this many beats.

7

500

This term means to gradually speed up.

Accelerando

500

This tempo marking, written as "mf" means medium loud.

Mezzo Forte

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