Pitch Names
Note Names
Vocabulary
Music Terms
Instrument Families
100

The pitch names of the five lines on the staff, starting from bottom to top.

What are E, G, B, D, and F? (Every Good Boy Does Fine)

100

This note is four beats long

What is a whole note?

100

This has five lines and four spaces.

What is the music staff?

100

This symbol means soft.

What is piano?

100

The instrument family you can hit or shake with your hands, sticks, or mallets.

What is percussion?

200

The pitch names of the four spaces on the staff, starting from bottom to top.

What is FACE?

200

The half note has this many beats

What is two?

200

200 free points!

WOOOO

200

This symbol means loud.

What is forte?

200

The trombone belongs to this instrument family.

What is brass?

300

This pitch is on the fifth line of the staff

What is F?

300

This note lasts one beat.

What is a quarter note?

300

Name all of the songs we sang for our concert.

3rd: Hot Chocolate. Have a Happy, Happy Holiday

4th: Better Bundle Up. Have a Happy, Happy Holiday.

5th: Snow. Have a Happy, Happy Holiday.

300

How fast or slow the music is

What is tempo?

300

The small instrument in the string family that you hold on your shoulder.

What is the violin or viola?

400

This pitch on the second space.

What is A?

400

An eighth note is worth this many beats.

What is 1/2?

400

The part of the note that looks circular.

What is the head?

400

This means how loud or soft the music is

What is dynamics?

400

The largest instrument in the brass family.

What is the tuba?

500

The two pitches on the 3rd SPACE and 4th LINE on the staff.

What are C and D?

500

A 16th note is worth this many beats.

What is 1/4?

500

The part of the note that is long and narrow.

What is the stem?

500

This means to get steadily louder as you sing or play an instrument

What is a crescrendo?
500

Name two woodwind instruments.

Flute, Clarinet, Oboe, Saxophone, etc.

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