Italian
To play the notes of a chord one after another going up/down the keyboard. Also is the Italian word for "Harp"
What is an Arpeggio?
This is shown at the beginning of each staff and tells us what key or scale the song will be played in
What is a Key Signature?
This spans across 6 keys often causing a "space" between fingers 1 and 2
What is a 6th Interval?
To hold a note longer than usual
What is a Fermata?
This is a Spanish Horseman
What is a Caballero?
This is the speed of a piece, sometimes set by a metronome
What is "tempo"?
This scale has no sharps/flats
What is C Scale?
A short line added above or below the staff
What is a Ledger Line?
Playing the same music in a different key
What is transposition?
This is the name of the largest bell inside the great clock in London, England
Who is Big Ben?
To return to the original speed/tempo
What is "a tempo"?
This scale has 1 sharp
What is G Scale? (F Sharp)
Flats or sharps that are written in the music but not in the key signature
What are Accidentals?
The amount of kids Ms. Karissa has and their gender
What is two girls?
The pedal on the right
What is the Damper Pedal?
To return to the beginning of a piece and play to Fine
What is Da Capo al Fine or D.C. al Fine?
This scale has 1 Flat
What is F scale? (B Flat)
This rest gets 0.5 beats per measure
What is an Eighth Rest?
A way of organizing or structuring music, sometimes labeling sections as "A" or "B"
What is Musical Form?
A left hand chord pattern playing the bottom note once followed by the top half played twice resulting in a "down, up, up" feel to the song
What is the Waltz Chord Pattern?
This means to play very soft
What is pianissimo?
This is the 7th tone in a scale, often needs resolution after playing
What is the Leading Tone?
This note gets 1.5 beats per measure
What is a Dotted Quarter Note?
The melody only with chord symbols written above the staff
What is a Lead Sheet?
These are the 3 primary chords
What is I Chord, IV Chord, and V7 Chord?