Articulation
Musical Terms
Instrument History
Anything Goes
Name the Scale
100

Two or more notes played without tonguing.

What is a Slur?

100

Musical notation indicating that a note should be held for a longer time.

What is a Fermata?

100

Oldest instrument originally made from bone or wood.

What is the Flute?

100

Extremely Loud.

What is Fortississimo?
100

A Major Scale that has 4 sharps.

What is E Major?

200

Musical instruction indicating a note is to be played louder or more forcefully than the surrounding music.

What is Marcato?

200

A change in musical key.

What is a Modulation?

200

The development of this instrument influenced other musical traditions, including the development of complex polyrhythms and new musical forms.

What are Percussion Instruments?

200

Notes that sound the same but are written differently.

What is an Enharmonic?
200

A Minor Scale that has no flats or sharps.

What is A Minor?

300

Musical notation indicating that a note should be held for its full value.

What is Tenuto?

300

The quality of a musical sound that distinguishes different types of instruments or voices

What is Timbre?

300

An early type of brass instrument related to the trombone.

What is a Sackbut?

300

Raises the given pitch by two half steps or whole step.

What is a double sharp?

300

A Major Scale that has 5 flats.

What is Db Major?

400

Musical notation indicating that a note should be played with a sudden, strong accent.

What is Sforzando?

400

The accuracy or lack of pitch in instrumental playing.

What is Intonation?

400

The shawm, the rankett, and the dulcian are ancestors to this instrument.

What is a Bassoon?

400

A technique where multiple notes are played simultaneously on an instrument that is typically designed to produce only one note at a time.

What is Multiphonics?

400

A Major Scale that has 6 sharps.

What is F# Major?

500

Musical notation indicating that the notes are to be played extremely separated and distinct.

What is Staccatissimo?

500

An instruction meaning to play lightly and without force.

What is Leggiero?

500
A wide conical bore brass instrument with tone holes operated by keys to alter the pitch.

What is a Keyed Bugle?

500

A perceived tone in the listener's ear when two simultaneously played sounds of significant intensity are heard.

What are Resultant Tones?

500

A Minor Scale that has 4 flats.

What is F Minor?

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