Note & Rest Values
Plays 4 beats of continuous sound for a whole measure in 4/4 time.
What is a Whole NOTE?
A string instrument with a rounded back. Played like a guitar.
What is a Lute?
The note on the middle (3rd line) of the staff.
What is a D?
The note on the bottom (1st) line of the staff.
What is a LOW E?
Very Slow
What is Largo?
A single beat of silence.
What is a Quarter REST?
An instrument often used for noble ceremonies or battles beginning in the Middle ages.
What is a trumpet?
The note name on the 1st space?
What is a LOW A?
The note on the top space of the staff.
What is a High E?
Fast
What is Allegro?
Producing sound for two beats.
What is a half NOTE?
Single unaccompanied melodies sung in unison is referred to as this type of music.
What is monophonic music?
The note on the top (5th) line of the staff.
What is a HIGH A?
The note on the middle (3rd) line of the staff.
What is a B?
Slow
What is Adagio?
4 beats of silence.
What is a Whole REST?
A combination of two or more melodies at the same time.
What is polyphonic music?
The note on the 3rd space.
What is an E?
The note on the 3rd space.
What is a C?
Very Fast
What is Vivace?
A measure in 4/4 time contains a quarter NOTE on beat 1 and a quarter REST on beat 4, there must be either a ______ note or a _______ rest on beats 2 and 3.
What is a half note or a half rest?
This large instrument, played like a keyboard, used large bellows to force air through pipes to produce sound. In midieval churches, it often required several men to operate at the same time.
What is an Organ?
The next note above the top line.
What is a B?
The note exactly in the middle of bass and treble clefs, often referred to as middle ____ on piano.
Walking Tempo
What is Andante?