Music Reading
Rhythm
Technique
Music Terms
Class Procedures
100

The order of notes found in the spaces in treble clef

FACE

100

A quarter note gets this many beats

1

100

This many of your feet should be on the floor whenever you play your instrument

2

100
this term means to play soft

piano

100

When Mrs. Richey steps on the podium, this is the most important thing that needs to happen right away

Everyone is quiet and goes to resting position.

200

The order of notes found on the lines in treble clef

EGBDF

200

A whole note gets this many beats

4

200

To tongue on my instrument, I should make this syllable

"ta", "tee", "toh" or "too", "dah", "la"

200

this term means to play loud

forte

200

The first thing I should do when I come into band is...

Check the board!

300

The order of notes found in the spaces of bass clef

ACEG

300

A half note gets this many beats

2

300
Mrs. Richey sometimes calls bad tone this when teeth are closed or there is too much pressure in the sound. 
"Fraying Fabric Tone". 
300

A curved line over multiple notes that tells me I shouldn't tongue them

slur

300

The only people allowed to play percussion instruments are...

Mrs. Richey and the percussionists!

400

The order of notes found on the lines in bass clef

GBDFA

400

Two eighth notes together get this many beats

1

400

These parts of my body should almost always be free of tension when I play my instrument. 

ALL of them!

400
A dot next to a rhythm adds this much of its value to a note.
Half
400
When I don't have something in my folder, I do this. 

Get it from the student music section. 

500

When Mrs. Richey says "Concert Bb", I should play this. 

The actual first note of my concert Bb major scale. 

500

A whole note plus a dotted half note get this many beats

7

500

When we play a slur, we usually say it as this when saying articulation. 

"Tah-ah" or "Tah-dah".

500

This term means the volume at which I am playing music

dynamics

500

These people are allowed to stand on Mrs. Richey's podium.

Literally only Mrs. Richey. Or else.

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