Rhythm
Key Signatures
Dynamics
Symbols
Articulation
100
This type of note receives half of a beat (in 4/4 time)
What is an Eighth note
100
The key signature is found here
What is the beginning of your music, next to the clef
100
Musical term for "soft"
What is PIANO "p"
100
A curved line that connects two notes of the SAME pitch (adds them together)
What is a "TIE"
100
A DOT above or below a note tells you to play the note...
What is "Staccato" or "light and detached"
200
This type of note receives 3 beats (in 4/4 time)
What is a dotted half note
200
The Key signature tells you
What is the notes that are flat, sharp, and natural
200
Musical term for Medium Loud
What is Mezzo Forte "mf"
200
A Repeat Measure sign looks like
What is a Percent sign OR a crooked division sign
200
A "Burst of Air"
What is an Accent
300
Type of note that receives One and a Half beats (in 4/4 time)
What is a dotted quarter note
300
Key signature with TWO Flats (Bb, Eb)
What is Bb
300
Gradually get louder
What is a Crescendo
300
1st and 2nd endings ALWAYS have at least one of these with them
What is a Repeat Sign
300
A curved line that connects notes of different pitches
What is a SLUR
400
A Dot next to a note adds this value
What is HAlf of the value of the note to itself
400
Key signature that has 4 flats (Bb, Eb, Ab, Db)
What is Ab
400
A Decrescendo looks like
What is a large "greater-than" sign
400
What you would see on your music if the composer wanted you to get SLOWER gradually
What is "Rit" OR "Ritardando"
400
Legato means to play a note this way
What is Long and Connected
500
How you count 4 sixteenth notes
What is "One E and A"
500
The order of Flats
What is B, E, A, D, G, C, F
500
Put the following dynamics in order from softest to loudest: Forte, Mezzo Piano, Piano, Fortissimo
What is: Piano, Mezzon Piano, Forte, Fortissimo
500
An "accidental" is
What is a sharp, flat or natural sign that changes a note to be different than the key signature. It stays in effect for the entire measure.
500
An accent looks like
What is a small greater-than sign above or below the note