Types of Notes
This note lasts for 4 beats.
What is a Whole Note
This rest means one beat of rest
The Italian term for "soft"
This is shown through a dot above or below the note
What is staccato
The second note on the D string, usually given with a hashtag
What is F#
This note is half the value of a whole note
What is a half note
This rest looks like a hat and means 2 beats of rest
What is a half rest
The dynamic that means "loud"
What is forte
Two or more notes played on one bow
What is a slur
This signature shows what notes to play in the song
What is a key signature
Two of these equal one beat.
What is an eighth note
Which rest shows silence for a whole measure in 4/4 time?
What is a whole rest
What does the marking "mf" mean and how does it compare to p and f
What is mezzo forte, and it's in between p and f
This articulation looks like a V
What is an up bow
If there are 2 sharps shown at the start of the piece, those being F# and C#, what is the name of the key?
What is D major
What is the number of beats given here: two quarter notes, one half note, one eighth note
What is 4 1/2 beats
How many beats is a dotted half rest in 4/4 time?
What is 3 beats
If there is the word "cres" under two measures of music, what is the music telling you to do?
What is get louder through those two measures
Often spelled like a food
What is pizzacato
Why do instruments use different clefs?
Clefs are used to show which octaves notes are supposed to be played. (Look up piano parts)
What symbol is used to make a note last longer?
What is a dot
Draw a rest that means 1/2 beat of silence
What is an eighth rest
Gradually getting quieter
What is a decrescendo
A word used in a popular pool game, minus the first letter
What is "arco"
This symbol is the opposite of a sharp, and it looks a little bit like a lowercase B
What is a flat