Rhythm
Pitch
Dynamics
History
Tempo
100
This note gets 2 beats
What is a half note
100
This clef contains notes above middle C
What is Treble Clef
100
The dynamic for loud
What is Forte
100
The time when people started to rediscover the Arts and music from 1300-1600
What is the Renaissance
100
What is tempo
What is the speed of music
200
This note gets 4 beats
What is a whole note
200
This clef contains notes below middle C
What is Bass Clef
200
The dynamic for soft
What is Piano
200
The composer who wrote over 900 pieces of church music for organ in the Baroque era.
Who is Bach
200
The tempo term Adagio means.
What is Slow
300
This time signature has 3 beats per measure
What is 3/4 time.
300
The note on the second line of the treble clef.
What is G
300
Mezzo piano means....
What is medium soft
300
The composer who wrote catchy melodies and died at the age of 35
Who is Mozart
300
The fastest tempo or "extremely fast"
What is Prestissimo
400
This note gets 1/4 of a beat
What is a sixteenth note.
400
The note on the bottom line of Bass Clef
What is G
400
To gradually get softer
What is Decrescendo
400
The composer who wrote 103 symphonies
Who is Haydn
400
The term that means to gradually speed up
What is Accelerando
500
Adding a dot does this to a note.
What is adds half of the original note value to the end.
500
The note in the space just BELOW middle C
What is B
500
The symbol/abbreviation for Crescendo
What is What is cresc. or <
500
The first romantic era composer who wrote over 600 songs with piano accompaniment or "Leider."
What is Schubert or Franz Schubert
500
The ABBREVIATION for the term to gradually slow down
What is rit.
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