Notes & Rests
Pitches
Vocabulary
Time
Recorders
100

Note with a value of 1 beat

quarter note

100

The notes on the spaces of the treble clef staff

FACE

100

End of a section or piece of music

double bar line

100

Time signature with 3 beats per measure

3/4

100

Note on 3rd line

B

200

Rest with value of 2 beats

half rest

200

The notes on the lines of the treble clef staff

EGBDF

200

Pattern of pitches which makes up a song

Melody

200

2/4 time signature

2 beats per measure

200

Note on 2nd line

G

300

Note with value of 4 beats

Whole note

300

The note on the 2nd line of the treble clef staff

G
300

Numbers at the beginning of the music indicating how many beats per measure

Time signature

300

Time signature with 4 beats per measure

4/4

300

What do you do with your left pinky?

Fancy pinky (nothing!)

400

Rest with value of 1 beat

quarter rest

400

The note on the 3rd space of the treble clef staff

C

400

Clef used for lower pitches

Bass clef

400

The top number in the time signature tells you

How many beats per measure

400

What is the hole on the back of the recorder for?

Left thumb

500

Note with value of 1/2 a beat

eighth note

500

The note on the SPACE just below the bottom line of the treble clef staff

D

500

Multiple rhythms layered on top of each other

Polyrhythm

500

Time signature with 6 eighth notes in each measure

6/8

500

What do you do on a rest?

Breathe; drop the jaw; no air out; silently count the beat

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