This means soft in music.
What is "piano?"
A guitar has this many strings.
What is 6?
This word is used to remember the notes in the spaces on the Treble Clef .
What is "face"?
This type of note receives 1 beat of sound.
What is a quarter note ?
One quarter note plus one half note.
What is 3 beats ?
This means "loud" in music.
What is "forte?"
The tuba belongs to this instrument family.
What is brass?
This is the definition of "tempo".
What is the speed of a song ?
This type of note receives 4 beats of sound.
What is a whole note ?
One half note plus one whole note.
What is 6 beats ?
I make music go from soft to loud.
What is "crescendo?"
The Harp belongs to this instrument family.
What is String?
This is the musical "fraction" found at the beginning of a song.
What is a time signature ?
This note receives 2 beats of sound.
What is a half note ?
One whole note divided by one half note.
What is 2 beats ?
I make music go from "loud to soft."
What is "decrescendo?"
This string instrument looks like a large violin and is played by Yo Yo Ma.
What is cello?
This is the number of lines on a musical staff.
What is 5 ?
This note receives 3 beats of sound.
What is a dotted half note ?
One dotted half note plus one half note.
What is 5 beats ?
I am "very loud."
What is "fortissimo?"
A kazoo is played by using this part of the body.
What is the mouth?
This is the single letter that represents playing softly.
What is "P" ?
Two of these notes equal one beat of sound.
What is an eighth note ?
One whole note plus one dotted half note.
What is 7 beats ?
I am "very soft."
What is "pianissimo?"
The alto saxophone belongs to this instrument family.
What is the woodwind family ?
This is the definition of "dynamics".
What is the loudness & softness in a song ?
Four of these notes equal one beat of sound.
What is sixteenth notes ?
One half note plus a quarter note, plus a whole note.
What is 7 beats ?