How many flats or sharps are in the G scale?
One sharp (F#)
A double barline with two dots means to do what?
Repeat
Dynamic marking that means "very loud"
What is Fortissimo?
The term for plucking
What is pizzicato?
The viola plays in this clef.
What is alto clef?
The symbol in the beginning of music that tells you the key. It can have sharps of flats.
What is key signature?
Gradually get louder
What is crescendo?
Means "slow down"
What is ritardando?
In a Concert D scale, there are how many flats or sharps?
Two Sharps , F# & C#
An example of a slow tempo (say the bpm)
under 70bpm
This is the number of families of instruments there are (excluding the keyboard family).
What is 4? string, percussion, brass, and woodwinds.
Louis Armstrong was famous for playing this instrument.
What is the trumpet?
This is the name for when a tone is held out and wavers up and down quickly.
Vibrato
Means "smooth and connected"
This is when two or more notes are sounding at the same time
What is harmony?
The main part that you hum or sing, is the most memorable, should be the loudest.
What is melody?