Music Vocab
Let Me See Your Sharps and Flats
Um, Every Good Cow Eats Boys Always?
Shh, Did You Hear That?
Music or Math
100
It's the italian word meaning to gradually get louder
What is Crescendo
100
I go second in the order of the flats
What is E
100
The top line of the trebel clef staff
What is F
100
It was the second solfege syllable played
What is Re
100
1 quarter + 2 8ths
What is 2
200
It means loud and is spelled like this
What is forte
200
I'm the key that has no sharps or flats.
What is C
200
The third space up on the bass clef staff
What is E
200
it was the 4th solfege syllable played
What is Do
200
1 whole + 1 half+ 1 quarter rest
What is 7
300
It means to sing or play with a short and detatched style
What is Staccato
300
In the order of the sharps, I'm the 5th sharp, and then back 1
What is D
300
The space below the middle line on the bass clef staff.
What is C
300
It was the second solfege syllable played
What is La
300
2 dotted halves+ 1 whole - 1 quarter
What is 9
400
A hold or pause in the music, also known as the birds eye
What is a Fermata
400
I'm the key with three sharps in the key signature
What is A
400
one note below the bottom line of the bass cleff staff
What is F
400
I'm the syllable that wasn't played on the way up nor down
What is Fa
400
1 dotted half - 1 half + 4 quarters+ 2 halfs
What is 9
500
In Italian, it means "go back to the begining "
What is Da Capo
500
The 4th letter in the order of the flats, then back 2, then forward 3
What is G
500
it's the name of these five notes in order from left to right
What is C, E, G, D, F
500
This is what was just played.
What is (sing on la, ooh, ahh...)
500
2 dotted halves + 1 whole - 3 quarters X 2
What is 14
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