Terms (music)
Key Signatures
Notes/Random
Rythyms
Composers
100

Smooth/connected

Legato 
100

no sharps or flats (major)

C major 

100

4 beats (note name)

whole note

100
Speed of the beat
Temp
100

Composed Four Seasons 

Vivaldi

200

The curved line that connects two adjacent notes of the same pitch, thus combining their durations. 

Tie 

200

F major (name sharp/flat)

B flat

200

Two of these notes equal the time of one quarter note

2 eighth notes 

200

Fast (term)

Allegro

200

Composed Messiah 

Handel 

300

Indicates silence in music 

Rest

300

E minor (name sharps or flats)

F#

300

A short, horizontal line that allows a note to be written outside the staff. 

Ledger Line 

300

The first, usually the strongest beat in the measure

Down Beat

300

Composed Fur Elise

Beethoven

400

Fine (definition)

end, conclusion 

400

A major (name #'s)

C#, F#, G#

400

a three-note group that is squeezed into the amount of time that two notes would normally take

Triplets

400

"alla breve"

Cut Time 

400

composed Brandenburg Concerto No. 5

Bach

500

A sign written before a note that changes the pitch of that note for an entire measure. 

Accidental 

500

C# major (# of sharps)

7 sharps 

500

Play back and forth b/w one note and the note above as fast as you can. 

Trill

500

When accented or emphasized notes fall on weak beats or in between beats

Syncopated

500
Venetian composer

Vivaldi

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