Note and rest values
The value(in beats) of a quarter note in 4/4 timing
What is one beat?
A note similar to the letter "d" but filled in.
What is a quarter note?
The enharmonic equivalent of A sharp
What is B flat?
One whole step above C
What is D?
A musical symbol used to represent the time when one is not playing
What is a rest?
The value of a whole note(in bars) in 4/4 timing
What is one bar?
A note similar to a quarter note, but with a sort of "tail" on the end.
What is an eighth note?
The enharmonic equivalent of G flat
What is F sharp?
What is E?
The "speed" of music, represented in beats per minute(bpm)
What is tempo?
The value(in beats) of a dotted quarter note in 4/4 timing.
What is one and a half beats?
A note similar to the letter "o" but elongated on the sides.
What is a whole note?
The enharmonic equivalent of D flat
What is C sharp?
One half step above B
What is C?
A line which extends beyond the staff to show the position of a note
What is a ledger line?
What is two bars?
A rest symbol similar to an upside-down hat
What is a whole rest?
The enharmonic equivalent of B sharp
What is C?
One whole step below C
What is B flat?
The individual "flavour" of an instrument or voice, caused by different waveforms of sound
What is timbre?
The value(in beats) of a dotted whole note and an eighth note in 4/8 timing.
What is seven beats?
A rest symbol similar to the letter "7"
What is an eighth rest?
The enharmonic equivalent of F flat
What is E?
One whole step above E
What is F sharp?
The pitch difference between two different notes, commonly referred to by the difference in the position of the notes on a scale(e.g. "fourths", "fifths")
What is an interval?