The first weeks of playing.
The art of Sound in Time.
What is Music?
This pitch is the pitch that the treble clef surrounds and obtains its nickname from.
What is a G?
The symbol used for knowing where to return to in a repeat.
What is a forward repeat?
These are absolute dynamics.
What is the dynamic symbone with letters?
how notes are connected or separated?
What is articulations?
These are measure repeats
What is similie marks?
Four concepts that relate to length, volume, pitch, and timbre.
What are the properties of sound?
The device that assigns pitches to a staff.
What is a clef?
The symbol for ending.
What is coda?
Dymanics appear here.
What is under the staff.
This is the Italian word for separated and is also a musical articulation.
What is stacatto?
They help save in in music and shorten durations of notes.
What are abbreviations?
The way we form our lips and facial muscles to be able to play an instrument.
What is the embouchure?
The top line of the staff with and alto clef present.
What is a G?
The word for the symbol D.S..
What is Dal Sengo?
A crescendo means the following.
What is to gradually get louder?
Hammered, marked, stressed.
What is a Marcato?
When we fit multiple asymmetrical things into a beat.
What are tuplets?
A thin white graphite rod held by the conductor usually in his right hand.
What is a baton?
This pitch exists on the ledger line two below the bass clef.
What is C?
This symbol means dal sengo and is seen in music in two parts. State the letters and run to the board and draw the symbol for Dal Sengo.
What is D.S.?
Tne non American term for gradually getting softer.
What is a diminuendo?
Tell what this is and then run to the board and draw the symbol for connected and stressed with a decay.
What is an Accent >?
These happen on the beat just before a note.
What are grace notes?
This person is the person who created modern music notation in the 900's.
Who is Guido d'Arezzo?
The act of knowing my instrument is in tune.
What is intonation?
These allow music to have different sounds when repeating.
What are endings?
This means start loud and immediately get soft.
What is fp (forte piano)?
Where the body part known as the tongue touches to create proper articulations.
Where is slightly behind the teeth at the front of the upper palette.
This symbol connects two notes of the same pitch.
What is a Tie?
The second rule of counting.
What is we do not say anything for rests but account for them?
This is the ability to hear pitches and music in ones head.
What is audiation?
The game the helps decribe how coda symbols are navigated.
What is Super Mario Bros.?
When we use more air we create the following.
What is more sound?
The Italian term for playing smoothly and connected.
What is legato?
These numbers of letters appear at the top of a staff sometimes in a square or circle.
What are rehearsal numbers?