Instruments
Notes and Clefs
Parts of a Piece
Famous People
Terms
100
This instrument has an average of 88 keys.
What is the Piano?
100
This type of note lasts the whole measure.
What is a whole note?
100
The notes on the spaces of the Treble clef.
What are the notes F, A, C, and E?
100
This person wrote 'Call Me Maybe'.
Who is Carly Rae Jepson?
100
This makes the line of notes get gradually louder.
What is a crescendo?
200
This instrument is played sideways and is a woodwind.
What is the Flute?
200
This clef is the highest clef.
What is the treble clef?
200
This tells how many beats are in a measure.
What is a Time Signature?
200
This composer composed over 600 pieces in his lifetime but died a poor man.
Who is Wolfgang Motzart?
200
This makes the line of notes get softer.
What is a decrescendo?
300
This instrument is a string instrument, played in the treble clef, and is used in an orchestra.
What is the Violin?
300
This clef is the lowest clef.
What is the Bass clef?
300
Both the Treble and Bass clef together.
What is the Grand Staff?
300
This composer wrote 'Stars and Stripes Forever'.
Who is John Phillip Sousa?
300

This phenomenon is necessary to generate sound.

What is vibration?

400
This instrument usually has six strings.
What is the Guitar?
400
This is the length of a dotted half note in 4/4 time.
What is 3 beats?
400
The sharps and flats in a piece, shown before the time signature.
What is a Key Signature?
400
This band wrote 'Don't Stop Believing'.
Who is Journey?
400

This is the speed at which a sound wave vibrates.

What is a frequency?

500

This instrument is also called the kettle drum

What is the Timpani?

500
This clef is the middle clef.
What is an Alto or C clef?
500
This tells how fast or slow the piece is.
What is the Tempo?
500
This person wrote 'In the Hall of the Mountain King'.
Who is Edvard Grieg?
500

This term means the highness or lowness of a sound.

What is pitch?

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