Staff Infection
This note lives on a short line in the middle of the grand staff.
Tempo means. . .
What is the speed of the beat?
How long is a quarter note tied to another half note.
3 Beats
Beep Beep Beep Beep HONK, HONK _____
Bus Ride
Who traveled around Europe performing as a child prodigy?
A. Beethoven
B. Mozart
C. Bach
D. Chopin
B. Mozart
This line lives two lines down from the middle.
Bass F
Forte means....
What is loud?
This rest looks a top hat. Specify the name and how long.
What is a half rest and 2 beats.
Car-ni-val comes,
in-to my town
I get on the ride.
Carousel Ride
Who had 20 children?
A. Beethoven
B. Tchaikovsky
C. Bach
D. Debussy
C. Bach
This note lives 3 spaces up from the middle of the grand staff.
High C
What word means to play gradually softer?
diminuendo (or decrescendo)
What's the difference between a tie and a slur?
Ties connect notes of the same pitch - slurs connect different pitches.
Blue-be-rry Ice Cream,
So Sweet and Scrumptious
My ve-ry first bite
Is so humungous.
Brain Freeze
Who continued composing after becoming deaf?
A. Mozart
B. Beethoven
C. Chopin
D. Vivaldi
B. Beethoven
This symbol indicates how many beats are in every measure, and what note value gets the beat.
What is a time signature?
This symbol indicates a note needs to go up a half step.
What is a Sharp.
There are 4 of these in a whole note
What is a quarter note?
When the pie was o-pened the birds began to sing
Wasn't that a dainty dish to set before the king.
Sing a Song of Sixpence.
Who wrote music for a ballet featuring the Sugar Plum Fairy?
A. Chopin
B. Mozart
C. Tchaikovsky
D. Beethoven
C. Tchaikovsky
How many lines in total does the grand staff have?
10
What does a double bar line signify?
The end of the song
How many sixteenth notes fit in 1 eighth note.
2
First Measure plays the 1 Chord
Second still plays the 1 chord
Third measure plays the 1 chord
Fourth Measure plays the 1 chord.
Which composer wrote a famous piece about a bumblebee zooming through the air?
A. Beethoven
B. Rimsky-Korsakov
C. Mozart
D. Bach
B. Rimsky-Korsakov