Note Values
Instrument parts
Musical Symbols
Musical Terms
Sticker Songs
100
This note gets 1 beat
What is a quarter note
100
This is the very bottom part of a clarinet
What is a bell
100
This sign means to play a section of music again
What is a repeat sign
100
This is a lonely note by itself at the beginning of the song
What is a pick up note
100
This is the very first song we learned
What is Hot Cross Buns
200
This note gets 4 beats
What is a whole note
200
Trombones move this to change notes
What is the slide
200
This is the symbol on music for higher pitched instruments
What is a treble clef
200
This symbol or word means to play loudly
What is forte
200
This song is the first duet song in the book
What is Lightly Row
300
This note gets 2 beats
What is half note
300
This is used to keep a reed tight on a mouthpiece
What is a ligature
300
This symbol means to add 2 notes together and hold them.
What is a tie
300
This symbol means to play music quietly
What is piano
300
This is a french song that means The Light of the Moon
What is Au Clair De La Lune
400
This note gets 3 beats
What is a dotted half note
400
Trumpets do not have keys, trumpets use these instead.
What are valves
400
This symbol is on the music of lower sounding instruments
What is a bass cleff
400
This is the correct term for buzzing up and down on a mouthpeice
What is a siren
400
This is the first song we learned that had eighth notes in it
What is Jim Along Josey
500
This note gets 1/2 of a beat
What is an eighth note
500
This is the correct term for a flute mouthpiece
What is head joint or embouchure plate
500
This symbol means to connect 2 different notes
What is a slur
500
These words mean to gradually get louder or gradually get softer
What is crescendo or decrescendo
500
This is a french song that means Brother John
What is Frere Facques
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