Pitch
1st line of the treble clef
E
This note is worth 4 beats
Whole Note
This has five lines and four spaces
Music Staff
Any Instrument you can hit, shake, or scrape
Percussion
This means "moderately loud" in Italian
Mezzo Forte
4th line of the treble clef
D
This note is worth 2 beats
Half Note
This clef is usually played with your right hand on piano. It is nicknamed "G Clef".
Treble Clef
Instruments that use a single or double reed to play. Ex. Clarinet, Oboe.
Woodwind
This means "quiet" in Italian
Piano
3rd space of the treble clef
C
This note is worth 1 beat
Quarter Note
This clef is usually played with your left hand on piano. It is nicknamed "F Clef".
Bass Clef
Instruments that typically use valves and have bowl shaped mouthpieces. Ex. Trumpet, Tuba.
Brass
This means "Loud" in Italian
Forte
The notes on the spaces of the treble clef are what?
FACE
This note is worth 1/2 beats
Eighth Note
The top number tells you the beats per measure and the bottom tells you the type of beats.
Time Signature
Instruments you typically strum/pick/pluck. Ex, Guitar, Bass.
This means "very quiet" in Italian
Pianissimo
The notes on the lines of the treble clef are what?
EGBDF
This note is worth 1/4 beats
Sixteenth Note
The name of this symbol depicting 2 dots and a double line following it are what?
Repeat Sign
Trombone belongs in this particular instrument family
Brass
This means "very loud" in Italian
Fortissimo