Lesson 14
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Lesson 16
Lesson 17
Extras
100
What is the name of this music symbol?
Repeat Sign
100
What type of note is this?
Eighth Note
100
What is the name of this musical symbol?
Eighth Rest
100
What is the name of this note?
Dotted Quarter Note
100
What are the note names of the spaces in the treble clef?
F,A,C,E
200
How many endings does this song have?
2 endings!
A first and second ending.
200
What do we call the thing attached to the stem that is hanging off the right of this eighth note?
A flag!
200
How many beats does an eighth rest receive?
1/2 a beat
200
How many beats does the small dot on the dotted quarter note receive?
1/2 of a beat. It is equal to an eighth note.
200
What are the note names in the spaces for the bass clef?
A,C,E,G
300
When reading this music, where do we go back in the music once we meet the ending repeat sign for the first time?
We go back to where the letter C is at the beginning.
300
Two or more 8th notes are connected by a ____.
Beam
300
How many eighth rests equal one quarter rest?
2
300
How many beats would a dotted quarter note receive in 2/4, 3/4, and 4/4 time?
1 1/2 beats. The same every time because of the key signature having a 4 at the bottom.
300
YOU JUST WON FREE POINTS!
Yay!
400
As a group come up with a definition of how to read a repeat sign as well as a 1st and 2nd ending. Act as if you are explaining this to a Kindergartener.
Wow! You are so smart!
400
How do you count an 8th note? What words can you say (there are two possible answers).
1 &
or
ti ti
400
How many eighth rests are in this piece of music?
8
400
How many dotted quarter notes are in this song?
3
400
Give me an example of when you would not use a dotted half note in music.
One possible answer 2/4 time.
500
How many endings does this song have?
4
500
How many eighth notes are equal to a dotted half note?
6
500
How many eighth rests are equal to a whole rest in 4/4 time?
8
500
Write me an example on the board using a dotted quarter note, and eighth note in 4/4 time.
Woohoo!
500
Explain to me the difference between a tie and a slur.
A tie occurs when 2 notes of the same pitch are joined by a curved line.
A slur occurs when 2 or more notes of different pitches are joined by a curved line.