Composers
Reading Music
Listening to Music
Counting Music
Performing Music
100
This composer was deaf
Ludvig Von Beethoven
100
This symbol represents the higher notes.
Treble Clef
100
This is how you sit and act when someone is performing for you.
Audience Etiquette
100
This note gets 1 count.
Quarter Note
100
Pictures or memories that come from listening to music.
Imagery
200
This composer wrote the music for many movies.
John Williams
200
This symbol represents the lower notes.
Bass Clef
200
A performer uses this to show feelings or mood in their music.
Expression
200
This note gets 2 counts.
Half Note
200
Performing alone is called
Solo
300
This composer created a new sound in music, mixing classical and jazz together.
George Gershwin
300
The lines and spaces where notes are written.
300
These notes are played very short and pointed.
Staccato
300
How fast or slow a song is played.
Tempo
300
Two performers singing or playing at the same time.
Duet
400
This composer wrote a famous lullaby.
Johannes Brahms
400
This symbol is used to say "Play it Again"
Repeat Sign
400
These notes are played smoothly.
Legato
400
What is this symbol called?
Quarter Rest
400
A soloist accompanied by an orchestra.
Concerto
500
This composer wrote 500 pieces of music but some of it was lost and then found.
Antonio Vivaldi
500
This symbol is used to tell the musician what notes to play. Hint: what key the song is in.
Key Signature
500
How loud or soft a song is played.
Dynamics
500
This symbol tells a musician and conductor how to count the song.
500
Songs vocally passed down over generations
Folksongs