Rhythms
This rhythm makes one sound and lasts for one beat. (Give me the real name, not the rhythm syllable)
Quarter Note
This is the first note of "Hot Cross Buns" and is located on the third line of the staff.
B
This is the highest sounding instrument of the woodwind family.
Flute/piccolo
This symbol is used when you need to sing or play the music again.
Repeat sign
This band had four members and are most know for songs like "Let it Be" and "Hey Jude"
The Beatles
This rhythm lasts for two beats but is silent.
Half Rest
This note is located in the second space of the staff and can be found in the first three songs in the recorder karate packet.
A
This is the lowest sounding instrument of the brass family.
Tuba
This separates music into measures/ separates our beats.
Barlines
This singer was known as the "King of Pop"
Michael Jackson
Four of this rhythm lasts for one steady (four sounds, 1 beat).
Sixteenth Notes
This note is located on the bottom line of the staff and is introduced in the song "Rain Rain".
Low E
This instrument family is played by hitting, shaking or scraping.
Percussion Family
This is the space between barlines where we write our beats.
measure
This singer is known for singing reggae music and his song "Three Little Birds"
Bob Marley
This rhythm makes three equal sounds and lasts for one beat.
Triplets
This note is located in the third space of the staff.
C
This instrument is next to smallest in the string family.
Viola
The top number tells you how many beats in a measure and the bottom number tells you what rhythm gets the beat.
Time signature
This singer is most well know for her song "Respect"
Aretha Franklin
This rhythm lasts for half of a beat when there is only one of them.
Single Eighth Note
This note is located in the space below the bottom line of the staff and is introduced in the song "Old MacDonald Had a Farm".
Low D
This instrument is the bigger and lower sounding of the two double reed woodwind instruments.
Bassoon
This symbol comes at the beginning of a song and tells us that we are singing or playing higher notes.
Treble Clef
This jazz singer is most know for her rendition of "A Tisket A Tasket"
Ella Fitzgerald