Notes
This note lasts for four beats.
What is a whole note?
This note lives on the first space of the Treble cleff staff.
What is F?
This refers to the tune of a song. It is often used to describe the changing up and down of words in a song.
What is rhythm?
A series of five lines and four spaces on which notes are written.
What is a staff?
The former host of the real Jeopardy, who had this job for the past 37 years?
Who is Alex Trebek?
This note lasts for 1/4 beat.
What is a quarter note?
This note lives on the top space of the treble cleff staff.
What is E?
A song is composed of two musical elements. They determine how high or low the notes are and how fast or slow they go.
What are pitch and rhythm?
This is an acronym to help you remember the notes on the spaces of a staff. (An acronym is a word in which each letter stands for something to help you remember) If you get it right, you will save __________.
What is FACE?
These are "tools, not _______."
What is "toys"?
This note lasts for 2 beats.
What is a half note.
This note lives below the first line of the treble cleff staff.
What is C?
No sound is represented by this symbol.
What is a rest?
To remember the notes that live on the lines, you would say this sentence to help you.
What is "Every Good Boy Does Fine?"
Mrs. White's favorite 80's band.
What is Journey?
This note has one flag.
What is an eighth note?
This note lives on the second line of the treble cleff staff.
What is a G?
This is defined by bar lines on the staff. They divide the music into smaller parts, each with the same number of beats.
What is a measure?
This swirly little sign tells the musician that G is on the second line of the staff, which helps you know in what pitch to sing the song, and identify the other notes. It is sometimes called the G clef because originally it looked more like a G than a backwards curly S.
What is the treble clef?
A song that tells a story.
What is a Sonata?
The length of a sixteenth note.
What is one sixteenth of a beat?
This note lives on the third space if the treble cleff staff.
What is a C?
This is a term that describes the part of a musical piece that rises in intensity and tone! The term is often used to describe very loud thunder or the finally of a fireworks show. Some say it is "crushing".
What is a Crescendo?
This member of the staff is a numerical way to tell you how many beats are in a measure and the value of a whole note. It is commonly written as a four over a four, although it can be different.
What is a time signature?
A dried up plumb is a ____________.
What is a prune?