Notes
Ledger Lines
Accidentals
Scales
Dynamics
100
Name this note:
G
100
How many lines are on the staff?
5
100
Ignore the fingering and name the note
F sharp
100
The major scale that uses only white keys on the piano (no sharps or flats)
What is the C major scale?
100
The name of the element of music that describes changes of volume.
Dynamics
200
Good Boys Deserve Fudge Always
The lines of the bass clef
200
Use ledger lines to draw the note A on the treble clef (above or below the staff - your choice!)
On the first line above or the second line below
200
Something that lowers the sound of a note by one half tone
What is a flat?
200
The pattern of whole tones and half tones to make a major scale starting on any note
W W H W W W H
200
Forte
What is italian for loud or strong?
300
Is a handy way to remember the spaces in the treble clef.
FACE (in the SPACE)
300
What note is this?
B
300
What does a natural look like?
300
Use a marker to label a D major scale on the keyboard
D E F# G A B C# D
300
mp is the short form/symbol for...
mezzo piano
400
It goes here!
What is F?
400
The number of ledger lines I will need to draw to write the note F below the treble clef.
3!
400
These are the two things that can cancel out an accidental
A bar line and a natural sign
400
Another name for E# .
What is F?
400
These two symbols, from left to right, are called:
crescendo and decrescendo
500
Is spelled like this:
What is cabbage?
500
Describe how to place the note D above the bass clef (example: above or on the ____th ledger line)
Above the first ledger line
500
Use a marker to make all Gs in this tune flat. You can draw a maximum of five symbols.
(write a flat before the first G in each bar)
500
Use a marker to add accidentals to transform this into an E major scale.
Add F#, G#, and D#.
500
Why might a composer or performer decide to vary the volume in a piece of music (what effect does it have)?
To vary the energy level
To make it more interesting/varied to the listener
To achieve a specific mood