Note Names
Another name for B-flat.
What is A#?
Consists of one beat of sound or one beat of silence.
What is a quarter note or quarter rest?
In a time signature, the top number represents this.
The key of D-Major has only these sharps in its key signature in the exact order.
What is F# and C#?
A passionate dance and style of music.
What is Tango?
Another name for C#.
What is Db?
Gradually gets louder.
What is a crescendo?
Going from 4/4 to 3/4.
What is a time change?
This key has only a Bb in its key signature.
What is F-Major?
A child prodigy composer.
What is Mozart?
A note whose pitch is temporarily changed by a symbol that is not part of the main key signature.
What is an accidental note?
A rhythm that consists of one and-a-half beats.
What is a dotted quarter note?
Conducted in two, counts like a quick waltz, but feels like an Irish jig.
What is 6/8?
Has how many sharps in the key of G-Major? Identify it.
What is F#?
In Gustav Mahler's Symphony no. 1, the third movement revolves around a children's nursery song.
What is Frere Jacques?
Fill in the blanks of the scale:
A, B, C#, _, E, F#, _, A
What is D and G#?
To be played very softly.
What is pianissimo?
The bottom number of a time signature represents this. Give one example.
What is what type of note gets the beat?
(4=quarter note, 8=eighth note)
In the key of Bb-Major, the two notes that are flat in the key signature.
What is Bb, Eb?
(Bb, C-natural, D, Eb, F-natural, G, A, Bb)
An off-the-string string technique where the player throws or drops the bow onto the string.
What is Ricochet?
A regular first finger on E-string for violins; a high third finger on the C-string for violas; an extension with 4th finger for cello on the C-string; 4 fingers on the D-string for Bass.
What is F#?
Rhythms that count as "1-e-&-a, 2-e-&-a, 3-e-&-a, 4-e-&-a."
What are sixteenth notes?
Conducting pattern for 8/8?
What is down, left, left, left, right, right, right, up.
This has a sequence of notes in the d-minor scale with naturals and flats.
What is D, E, F-natural, G, A, Bb, C-natural, D
Another name for B double flat.
What is A-natural?