Are you 'familiar' with instruments?
The four instrument families are woodwinds, strings, brass, and this.
What is percussion?
Adding a dot to a note has this effect
What is adding half the note's value?
This is the order of half steps and whole steps needed to build a scale
What is WWHWWWH?
EGBDF is the saying to remember the notes on this part of the staff.
What are the lines?
This kind of note is worth two beats.
What is a half note?
A xylophone is part of this instrument family.
What is percussion?
This kind of dotted note is worth three beats.
What is a dotted half note?
This many half steps are needed to make a whole step.
What is two?
FACE is the saying to remember the notes on this part of the staff.
What are the spaces?
A whole note tied to another whole note would be worth this many beats.
What is eight beats?
This instrument, played by Squidward in the cartoon Spongebob Squarepants, is a part of the woodwind family.
What is the clarinet?
Though rarely seen, a dotted whole note would be worth this many beats.
What is six beats?
Db is a half step below what note?
What is D?
A "G" would be found on this line.
What is the second line?
What three things come after the number when counting sixteenth notes?
What are e, +, and a?
Though often confusing because of its lack of a reed or visible wooden parts, this instrument is considered a woodwind.
What is a flute?
A dotted quarter note is worth this many beats.
What is one and a half beats?
A whole step above E, which has no black key to its right, would be this note.
What is F#?
F, which can be found on the fifth line, can also be found on this space.
What is the first space?
If the time signature is 3/4, that means there will be this many beats in the measure.
What is three?
A piano can be considered a part of two instrument families, one being percussion, and the other being this.
What is strings?
A dotted eighth note, typically seen in combination with a sixteenth note, is worth this much of a beat.
What is 3/4 of a beat?
Adding a flat to a note makes it a half step lower, while adding a sharp to a note does this.
What is makes it a half step higher?
The fourth line would be this note.
What is "D"?
Six eighth notes tied together is worth this many beats.
What is three beats?