Famous Musicians
The "King of Pop"
Michael Jackson
This movie features "Let it Go"
Frozen
This style of music features rappers and DJ
Hip-hop
This note has the same value as 4 quarter notes
Whole note
This section is at the very beginning of a song
Intro
The singer and guitar player famous for "Shake it Off"
Taylor Swift
This movie features the song "Do - Re - Mi"
The Sound of Music
This genre from New Orleans emphasizes improvisation
Jazz
This accidental means that you raise a note by a half step
Sharp
This section highlights one featured instrumentalist
Solo
Worked with Dolly Parton to create an album that combined country, pop, and R&B
Beyonce
These characters sing "Can You Feel the Love Tonight"
Simba and Nala
Subgenres of this style include Bluegrass and Honkey Tonk
Country
The bottom number of a time signature tells you this
What type of note counts as a beat
This section repeats itself largely without changes to the rhythm, melody, harmony, or lyrics, intended to get the audience to sing along
Chorus
This Beatle wrote the song "BlackBird"
Paul McCartney
This man composed music for Jaws, Harry Potter, and Star Wars
John Williams
This genre, which originated from the blues, emphasizes the 2 and 4, or the back beat, as opposed to the 1 and 3.
Rock
The name of the staff the combines bass and treble cleff
Grand Staff
A contrasting section, usually towards the last 3rd of a piece, that connects two sections together
Bridge
This singer and guitar player for Metallica just got in hot water for making controversial comments.
James Hetfield
The name of the famously shrill string piece from "Psycho"
The Murder
A French term that translates to "advancing guard," music in this genre is considered cutting edge or experimental
Avant-garde
Two notes that are spelled differently but sound identical are called this
Enharmonic
This section, popular in EDM, features a build in volume and intensity leading up to a dramatic break
Drop