Notes
This note is the longest note in music that is used today.
what is the Whole note
The piano was invented in what country
what is Italy
This consists of five lines and four spaces. Each of those lines and each of those spaces represents a different letter, which in turn represents a note. Those lines and spaces represent notes named A-G, and the note sequence moves alphabetically.
What is the Staff
The first step to proper posture.
1. put both feet flat on the floor.
2. knees should be shoulder width apart.
3. Feet should be firm planted on the ground.
This has a vale of 1/4 of a beat.
what is the Sixteenth rest
This note is held for a duration of two quarter notes.
what is the Half Note
The piano was created to replace the
What is a harpsichord
This ornamental letter G on the far left side. The G's inner swoop encircles the "G" line on the staff. This is usually associated with the higher register of music. If you play an instrument that is higher pitched, such as a flute, violin, or saxophone, your sheet music is written int he higher register.
What is the Tebel Clef
Align your spine. Put your hands on your lap palms down on top of your thighs.
What is the second step
This rest looks like it is a "hole", and it holds its beat for four counts.
what is the Whole rest
This note is the standard one beat.
what is the Quarter note
This famous composer usually played on pianos. (even after he went deaf)
Who is Ludwig Van Beethoven
The line between the two dots is the “F” line. This is the lower registers of music, so if your instrument has a lower pitch, such as a bassoon, tuba or cello, your sheet music is in the lower register.
what is the bass clef
Third Step
Roll your shoulders in a circular motion. This helps you to loosen up, and ground your body.
This rest looks like a lightening bolt, and holds a count of 1.
what is the Quarter rest
This note is half the beat as a quarter note.
what is the Eighth note
This famous composer only played on a harpsichord.
Who is Johann Sebastain Bach
An easy way to remember the notes:
On the lines it goes EGBDF: Every Good Boy Does Fine.
For the spaces: There's a face in the space.
what is reading the reading the Treble Clef
What is the bridge between the shoulders and the spine?
What is the Neck
this holds a 1/2 count.
what is the eighth rest
This has one-fourth of the beat as a quarter note
what is the Sixteenth note
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What is a Heintzman Cyrstal Piano?
An easy way to remember the notes:
On the lines it goes GBDFA: Good Boys Do Fine Always.
For the spaces ACEG: All Cows Eat Grass
What is reading the bass clef
what is reaching out.
what is allowing your arms to move across the keyboard while keeping your back, spine, feet, and head all aligned. (Just like learning the piano, this needs to be practiced, because humans tend to be creatures of habit.)
This rest looks like a top hat, and holds a count of 2
what is the Half Rest