Tempo
This tempo marking means very fast
Presto
This dynamic marking means soft
Piano
This note is equal to four beats
Whole note
The second space note
A
The third space note
E
This tempo marking means moderate
Moderato
This dynamic marking means loud
Forte
This note is equal to two beats
Half note
The third line note
B
The first line note
G
This tempo marking means very slow
Grave
This dynamic marking means very loud
Fortissimo
This note is equal to one beat
Quarter note
The top line note name
F
The fourth space note
G
This tempo marking is the same as a walking pace
Andante
This dynamic marking means very soft
Pianissimo
This note is equal to three beats
Dotted half note
The sign at the beginning of the staff that tells the musician the notes are higher
Treble Clef
The sign at the beginning of the staff that tells the musician the notes will be lower
Bass Clef
This tempo marking means fast
Allegro
Decrescendo means to what
Gradually get softer
This note is only 1/4 of a beat
Sixteenth note
The sentence used to remember the line names in the treble clef
Every Good Boy Does Fine
The sentence used to remember the line notes in the bass clef
George Bush Drives Fast Always