It would take 4 of these symbols to make the same value as a whole note.
What is a quarter note?
This is the line that divides the groups of beat in a song.
What is a bar line?
Homework is given weekly on this day.
What is Tuesday?
This refers to the quietest dynamic.
What is pianissimo?
This note is the on the THIRD line in the treble clef.
What is B?
What is a sixteenth rest?
This is the repeating pulse that supports the rhythm in a song.
What is the beat?
Name the 2 places that Ms. L's email address can be found.
What are the syllabus and Canvas?
Legato is represented using this symbol.
What is a slur?
This is the nickname for the Treble Clef.
There are three parts that make up an eighth note. Name these parts.
What are the head, stem and flag?
This describes the time signature in a song?
What is the top number describes how many beats per measure and the bottom tells which note gets the beat?
This is the position of the music chairs used everyday?
What is First Position?
What is a tie?
This movement describes any note moving from a line to the line above or below.
What is a skip?
What is 32 sixteenth notes?
True or False: All measures must have an equal amount of notes.
What is false?
This is the country that Ms. L is from.
What is Nigeria?
If the volume of Ms. L's iPhone is at 65 out of 100, it would match this dynamic.
What is Mezzo Forte?
This solfege would match the musical alphabet B.
These are the names of ALL of the notes/rests we have learned in Music Appreciation.
What are sixteenth, eighth, quarter, dotted quarter, half, dotted half, and whole notes/rests?
This is the tool used to keep track of the beat.
What is a metronome?
Name of the three things that are ABSOLUTELY not allowed in room FA-5.
Profanity, eating, drinking anything but water or Gatorade, cellphone/tech during learning, not participating
A conductor chose to hold a choir for 4 beats more than what was written in the music. The director was following this symbol.
What is a fermata?
This note is found two ledgers line below the staff in the treble clef.
What is A?