Instruments
Note Names
Dynamics & Tempo
Musical Symbols
Key Signatures
100

This instrument has 88 keys and is often used to play melodies and chords at the same time.

Piano

100

What is a quarter note?

100

This dynamic marking means "loud"

Forte

100

What is a flat?

100

This key signature has no sharps and no flats.

C Major or A minor

200

This woodwind instrument uses a single reed and is commonly made of black wood or plastic.

Clarinet

200

What is an eighth note?

200

This tempo marking means "fast"

Allegro

200

What is a sharp?

200

This key signature has one sharp (F♯).

G Major or E minor

300

This large string instrument is played sitting down, held between the knees, and has a deep, rich sound.

Cello

300

What are two 16th notes?

300

This dynamic marking means "very soft"

Pianissimo

300

What is a natural sign?

300

This key signature has one flat (B♭).

F Major or D minor

400

What brass instrument is the smallest and highest sounding in our band?

Trumpet

400

In treble clef, this note is on the bottom line.

What is an E?

400

This term means to gradually get louder.

Crescendo

400

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What is a treble clef?

400

This key signature has two sharps (F♯, C♯).

D Major or B minor

500

This double-reed instrument is known for its unique nasal sound and often tunes the concert band or orchestra.

What is an oboe?

500

In bass clef, this note is on the top line.

What is an A?

500

What term means to return to the original tempo after slowing down or speeding up?

A tempo.

500

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What is a bass clef?

500

This key signature has three flats (B♭, E♭, A♭).

Eb Major or C minor

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