Music Theory
Go to the board and draw and Treble and Bass clef sign. Make sure to have it properly placed on the staff.
Ms. Tesdahl says.....
What is a Ledger Line and draw 2 examples on the board.
Looks pretty good to me, but I am a computer
Why do we call it "note 1"? Explan
Because we usually play in the key of Bb, and that note is the first note in that scale.
Define "tempo" or "the beat", musically speaking.
The consistent pulse of music. It may speed up or slow down.
Go to the board and create a two measure example with appropriate bar lines and measures.
I do not have eyes... I have no idea.
What does the top number mean in the Time Signature. Give two examples.
It references How many beats per measure. Ex. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, etc.
What does the bottom number mean in the Time Signature. Give two examples.
References which note gets one beat per measure. Ex. 4 = Quarter note gets 1 beat, 2 = half note gets one beat, 8 = eighth note gets one beat.
8 beats
Name one examples of a time signature where the eighth note gets the beat.
Possible options: 3/8, 6/8, 9/8, 12/8
How many beats is a half note plus three eighth notes?
3 1/2 beats
Draw a staff with a treble clef and a whole note on B.
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Draw the note value tree from a whole note to 16th notes.
I have no eyes, so I am of no use in checking this....
Write on the board the note that is stated by Ms. Roloff.
Looks good, totally... I think...
Name three dynamic markings.
Great (I hope)
What is a half step up from F?
F# or Gb
Come up to the front of the room and sing an example of a crescendo and decrescendo. Define both terms.
I don't have ears. I hope you're correct!
Draw a staff with a treble clef and write the names of each line and space on the staff.
I don't know what you drew, but I hope it's right!
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