Key Signatures
Time Signatures
Music Theory
Vocabulary
Extras!
100

The key signature with 2 sharps

D Major


100

The kind of note that gets the beat in 4/4 time

Quarter Note

100

The number of beats in a dotted half note

3

100

Changes in musical volume

Dynamics

100

The names of Orchestra Ensembles at NHS

Beginning, Concert, Philharmonic, Chamber

200

The key signature with 1 sharp

G Major

200

The number of eighth notes in a measure of 2/4

4

200

The distance between two notes

Interval

200
A dot below or above a note

Staccato

200

Ms. Sumpter's main instrument

Viola

300

The key signature with no sharps or flats

C Major
300

The kind of note that gets the beat in 6/8 time signature

Eighth note

300

The scale where the 6th and 7th notes are raised on the way up, and lowered on the way down

Melodic Minor Scale

300

The clef that violas play

Alto Clef

300

How many concerts do we perform each year?

5: Fall, Winter, pre-LGPE, LGPE, Spring

400

The relative minor of G Major

E Minor

400

The number of sixteenth notes in a bar of 4/4

16

400

An example of an Enharmonic Equivalent

F# and Gb, A# and Bb, D# and Eb, etc

400

The tempo marking that means "at a walking pace"

Andante

400

The name of the object Ms. Sumpter uses to conduct

Baton

500

The order of flats

BEADGCF

500

The number of dotted half notes that can be in a measure of 9/8

3

500

An example of a minor 3rd

C to E-flat, G to B-flat, F to A-flat

500

The notes of the E (Natural) Minor Scale and Arpeggio, in ascending order

Scale: E F# G A B C D E

Arpeggio: E G B

500

In 15 seconds, state the total number of members in your ensemble

Concert: 27

Philharmonic: 32

Chamber: 24

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