Note Values
This notes receives four beats.
What is whole note
These are the seven basic pitch names
What are A, B, C, D, E, F, G
This is the number of lines on a staff
What is 5
This is the order that flats appear in the key signature
What are B, E, A, D, G, C, F
Largo
What is very slow
This note receives two beats
What is half note
This pitch is found on the third line of the treble clef staff
What is B
This is the number of spaces on a staff
What is 4
This is the order that sharps appear in the key signature
What are F, C, G, D, A, E, B
Forte
What is loud
This note receives half of a beat
What is eighth note
This pitch is found on the fourth line of the bass clef staff
What is F
These are the lines that are added to the outside of the staff to extend its range
What are ledger lines
This is the key signature for the C Major Scale
What is all naturals (or no sharps or flats)
Legato
What is smoothly connected
This note receives one beat
What is quarter note
This pitch is found on the second space of the treble clef staff
What is A
This is a staff made up of both the treble and bass clef staves
What is the Grand Staff
This symbol cancels a sharp or flat in the key signature
What is a natural sign
Adagio
What is slow
This note receives a quarter of a beat
What is sixteenth note
This pitch is found on the fourth space of the bass clef staff
What is G
These are the two symbols found on the left side of the grand staff clefs
What is a brace and bar line
This is the name of a sharp, natural, or flat sign found in the music, but not the key signature
What is an accidental
Vivace
What is very fast