Rhythm
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What is this kind of note called?
What is a Quarter Note?
Our notes on the staff can go on either _____ or _____.
What are lines or spaces?
The harp is this kind of instrument.
What is a string instrument?
This quality of sound describes how loud or quiet a sound is.
What is volume?
Our notes on the staff can either go on _____ or _____.
What are "lines" and "spaces?"
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What kind of notes are these?
What are Eighth Notes?
What letter is the middle line on Treble Clef?
What is B?
This brass instrument is known for its unique "sliding" feature.
What is a trombone?
This rhythm fruit is used for sixteenth notes (4 sounds in a beat)
What is "watermelon?"
What is the middle line letter on Bass Clef?
What is D?
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What is this symbol?
What is a Quarter Rest?
One of the acronyms we use for the lines on the treble staff is "Every ______ Bag Drips Fluid"
What is "Garbage?"
This instrument family consists of instruments like drums, xylophones, and cymbals.
What is the percussion family?
Our musical ______ uses letters A to G.
What is "alphabet?"
Our space letters in bass clef, from bottom to top, go A, C, E, and ___.
What is G?
The ____ is the consistent pulse in music. Usually counted numerically (1, 2, 3, 4, etc.)
What is the Beat?
How many lines are there on the musical staff?
What is 5?
Oboes, Clarinets, and Flutes are all examples of this family of instruments.
What are woodwind instruments?
This word is used when discussing the "color" or "effect" a sound has on us.
What is "timbre?"
How many lines are there on the musical staff?
What is 5?
When we have three sounds in a beat, we use this fruit to remember it.
What is apricot?
Our space notes spell what word?
What is "FACE?"
List the three sound effects used on the djembe.
What are bass, slap, and tone?
This Italian word, means "to get louder."
What is "crescendo?"
What is the note directly below the bottom line in bass clef?
What is F?