Rhythm Counter
The total number of beats in 3 quarter notes plus 1 half note.
5
The name for the period of music that means fancy, detailed and full of decoration.
Baroque
The note on the first line in the treble clef.
E
This string instrument has strings tuned to E, A, D, G from highest to lowest.
Violin
The musical term used to indicate smooth and connected notes.
Legato
The total number of beats in 2 quarter rests plus 2 half notes.
6
The composer who was deaf and composed "Fur Elise"
Beethoven
The note on the 4th space in the treble clef.
E
An instrument in the percussion family made from a 3 sided piece of metal, struck with a metal stick.
Triangle
Two or more notes connected in the same bow stroke.
Slur
The total number of beats in 4 eighth notes plus 1 half rest plus 1 whole note
8
Vivaldi was a composer of this music period.
Baroque
The note on the 4th line in the bass clef.
F
This rhythm instrument is shaped like something you scramble for breakfast.
Egg Shaker
The symbol used to indicate the need to play a section over again.
Repeat Sign
The total number of beats in 4 16th notes plus 1 half rest plus 3 quarter notes.
6
A modern composer, known for such works as the music of Star Wars.
John Williams
The note on the 2nd ledger line below the staff in the treble clef.
A
Requiring buzzing lips, this instrument is often used to play Taps.
Trumpet
The symbol at the beginning of music to indicate the instrument the music is written for.
Clef Sign
The total number of beats in 3 half rests, 2 half notes, 4 quarter notes, 1 whole note and 4 16th notes.
19
Love, sadness, anger and joy were emotions shown through music of this period.
Romantic
The note on the 1st ledger line above the staff in the bass clef.
C
Used to play an endless range of songs, this instrument only has 88 sound options.
Piano
This symbol indicates the beats per measure and the kind of note that gets 1 beat.
Time Signature