Dynamics
Tempo
Families
Note
Values
Note Names
100
The dynamic level that means soft.
What is piano?
100
The tempo marking which means slow.
What is Adagio?
100
The family of instruments that is bowed, plucked or strummed.
What is the String Family?
100
A note that receives two beats.
What is a half note?
100
Note on the second space of the treble clef.
What is an A?
200
The dynamic level meaning loud.
What is forte?
200
The tempo marking that means very fast
What is Presto?
200
The family of instruments on which you must buzz on the mouthpiece in order to produce a sound.
What is the Brass Family?
200
Two even notes on one beat.
What are eighth notes?
200
The name of the note on the first line of the treble clef.
What is an E?
300
The dynamic marking which means medium loud?
What is the mezzo forte?
300
The tempo marking that means a medium speed.
What is Moderato?
300
The family of instruments in which the recorder, piccolo and flute belongs.
What is the Woodwind Family?
300
One sound lasting one beat
What is a quarter note?
300
The name of the note on the space just below the staff.
What is a D?
400
The dynamic marking which means very soft.
What is pianissimo?
400
The tempo marking which means gradually slower.
What is a ritardando?
400
The family of instruments that has both pitched and non-pitched instruments.
What is the Percussion Family?
400
Four even sounds on one beat.
What are sixteenth notes?
400
The note on the first line below that staff.
What is a C?
500
The dynamic marking that means gradually getting louder?
What is a crescendo?
500
The tempo marking which means to gradually get faster.
What is accelerando?
500
The family of instruments to which the saxophone belongs.
What is the Woodwind Family?
500
Three even sounds on one beat.
What are triplets?
500
The name of the note just above the top line of the treble clef.
What is a G?
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