Treble Clef Staff
This tells us what the lines and spaces are
What is the Treble Clef
This is the first word in the solfege ladder
What is Do
This is the note that is equal to one beat with one sound
What is a Quarter Note
This symbol divides the staff into measures
What is a bar line
This note requires one finger plus your thumb
What is B
This is the number of spaces on the staff
What is 4
This is usually the first and last note used in a song
What is Do
This is the note that equals one beat but has 2 sounds
What is an eighth note pair.
This tells you when to stop playing
What is a double bar line
This recorder fingering uses 3 fingers plus your thumb
What is G
This is the number of lines on the treble clef staff
What is 5
This is the number of solfege notes in the solfege ladder
This note is equal to two beats of sound
What is a half note
This symbol instructs you to play something again.
What is a repeat sign
This recorder fingering uses 5 fingers plus your thumb
What is E
These are the letters for the spaces of the Treble Clef
What is F A C E
This is the order of the solfege notes
What is Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do
This note takes up a whole measure in a 4/4 time signature
What is a whole note
This is the symbol that looks like a "b"
What is a flat sign
This fingering requires only your second finger
What is High D
These are the letters for the lines of the treble clef staff.
What is E G B D F
This is the reverse order of the solfege ladder
What is Do Ti La So Fa Mi Re Do
This note is one beat but has 4 sounds
What is a sixteenth note
This is the symbol that is often mistaken for a hashtag
What is a sharp
This fingering uses 5 fingers plus your thumb, but not straight down the recorder.
What is F#