Pitches and Notes
Treble clef, second line note.
What is G?
The note which typically receives one beat.
What is a quarter note?
The way in which music moves in time.
What is rhythm?
A curved line that joins two notes' rhythm together.
What is a tie?
The five lines and four spaces on which we place our notation.
What is the staff?
Bass clef, 1st space note.
What is A?
The note value that typically receives 4 beats.
What is a whole note?
The most basic unit of rhythm.
What is beat?
A symbol that includes a double bar line and two dots.
What is a repeat sign?
The symbol which indicates the register (how high or low) the music is played.
What is a clef?
Treble clef, 4th line note.
What is D?
The number of beats in a dotted quarter note.
1 and 1/2
The area between two bar lines; the way in which we notate meter.
What is a measure?
The volume of the music.
What are dynamics?
Bass and treble clefs, joined together with a barline and brace.
What is the grand staff?
Bass Clef, 4th space note.
What is G?
The note value that receives 1/4 of a quarter note.
What is a sixteenth note?
The way in which we indicate the end of the music.
What is a double bar line?
The rate of speed of the music.
What is tempo?
Short lines added to the staff to extend the range of the existing staff.
What are ledger lines?
Treble clef, first ledger line, line note.
What is A?
The number of 16th notes that fit inside a dotted 8th note.
What is 3?
The symbol which indicates meter.
What is time signature?
What is articulation?
Groupings of beat patterns.
What is meter?