Rhythms and Counting
This kind of rhythm is typically worth one (1) beat.
What is a quarter note?
The staff is typically made up of this many lines.
What is 5?
Accidentals affect a pitch for this length of time, unless another accidental shows up within that length of time.
What is one measure?
There are this many notes in a scale
What is 8?
Name the 4 basic instrument families
What is Strings, Brass, Woodwind, and Percussion?
When counting rhythms, this symbol is used to count the second eighth note in a pair.
What is a plus sign (+)?
This clef is also known as the F clef, and notates pitches meant for lower sounding instruments.
What is the Bass Clef?
True or False: The accidentals used in a Key Signature affect all notes of that name and not the singular pitch.
What is True?
This sequence of whole and half steps makes up the Major Scale
What is W W H W W W H?
What is the last instrument that plays in Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody.
What is the Gong/Tam-Tam?
How would you count the following set of rhythm in 4/4?
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What is 1 2 3+ 4+?
What is FACE?
This mnemonic phrase is used to remember the order of sharps in a key signature
What is Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle?
or
What is Fat Cats Go Down Alleys Eating Bread?
This sequence of whole and half steps makes up the minor scale pattern
What is W H W W H W W?
This composer wrote 9 symphonies, with the last symphony holding the melody of Ode to Joy.
Who is Ludwig Von Beethoven?
We use this pair of markings to help notate that a count is meant for a rest, and should not be played.
What are parantheses?
In the Bass Staff, these are the pitch names from fist line to fifth line.
What is G B D F A?
There are this many sharps in the key of A major
What is 3?
Instead of using individual accidentals, this symbol can be used at the beginning of the music to reference all accidentals used in the scales.
What is a Key Signature?
This ensemble is a music group that performs on the football field, typically at halftime or in their own competitions.
What is a marching band?
Time Signature:
This number in the time signature lets us know which type of rhythm is worth 1 beat.
What is the bottom number?
These small lines are extenders to the staff on either side to allow for higher or lower notes to be notated.
What are leger lines?
This key has 6 flats.
What is G-flat Major?
These three notes in the major, when lowered, help to create the minor scale of the same name.
What are the 3rd, 6th, and 7th notes?
This march tune is America's national march and was composed by John Philip Sousa.
What is the Stars and Stripes Forever?