Rhythm
____ ____ refers to the beat being divided equally into two parts
What is simple meter?
A ______ added to a note means to raise the pitch by one half step.
The solfege syllable that comes after Do in the major scale
What is Re?
The rhythmic displacement of the expected strong beat by using dots, rests, ties, accent marks, and dynamics that create a conflict with the established grouping of beats.
What is syncopation
The value of the beat in 6/8 time
What is a dotted quarter note.
Series of durations, often varying, of sound and silence
What is rhythm?
A note head placed ______ the middle line of the musical staff has the stem going up and is attached to the right of the note head.
What is below?
The 4th syllable in the solfege scale
What is Fa?
The value of the beat in 12/8
What is a dotted quarter note
Beat that precedes the first beat.
What is an Anacrusis?
A ____ _____ is used to raise an already sharped pitch one half step. It is also used to raise a pitch by two half steps (one whole step) while retaining the same letter name.
What is a double sharp?
Total number of pitches in the major solfege scale (Including high "Do")
What is 8?
What is Ms. Shell's dog's name?
What is Earl?
If the top number is a 2 or a 6, then you have ____ meter
What is duple?
The division of the beat into two or three equal parts
The ____ ____ combines both treble and bass clefs
What is a grand staff
What note "Do" would be on if the last sharp in the key signature is on G.
Sing the tonic triad of the key provided by Ms. Shell.
The most common types of irregular meter will have either of these two numbers on the top of the time signature.
When the G clef is placed on the second line of the staff, it is referred to as the _______ clef
What is treble?
The enharmonic equivalent of A#
What is Bb
Sing a major scale all the way up and down
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The term for a special type of syncopation in triple meter, in which the beat is temporarily regrouped into twos instead of threes.
What is a hemiola?