Staff
The staff has this many lines and how many spaces
What is five and four.
What is the head and the stem.
This is what dynamics tell us about the music we are playing.
How loud or soft to play.
This is what tempo tells us about the music we are playing.
How fast or slow to play it.
Together, this is what the treble clef and the bass clef are referred to.
The Grand Staff.
This is where we start numbering the staff.
What is at the bottom.
This is how we tell the difference between a whole and a half rest.
Whole rest is below the line, half rest is above the line.
This symbol means really loud.
This term means very slow.
Largo
This is the category that flutes belong to.
Woodwind.
This symbol indicates the staff contains lower notes.
What is Bass Clef.
This curved line joins notes of more than one pitch.
What is a slur.
This word means to play quietly.
piano
This term means fast
Presto
This is the category that tubas belong in.
Brass.
This is what distinguishes a final bar line from a regular bar line.
What is a second, thicker line.
This is how many sixteenth notes are in one beat.
What is 4.
True or false, a song can contain different dynamics.
True.
True or False, all music stays the same tempo throughout.
False.
This is the category that pianos belong in.
Percussion.
Typically found at the beginning of the staff, it tells you how many beats there will be in each measure.
What is a time signature.
This is what a beam or a flag does to a note.
Divide/cut its value in half.
This means to play medium quiet.
Mezzo Piano
This term means speed up.
Accelerando.
This is what separates an orchestra from a concert band (which is what we are).
Strings.