Notes
A type of note that receives one beat.
What is a quarter note.
True of False; rests get zero beats in music
False.
The five lines that musical notes sit on in a piece of music.
What is a staff.
The music term for "play loudly."
What is forte (f).
A symbol that tells the player to continue without stopping and go back to the beginning of a piece of music.
What is a repeat sign.
What is a half note.
A type of rest that receives one beat.
A composition with two different parts, played together.
What is a duet.
The music term for "play softly."
What is piano (p).
A clef for higher instruments that contains the line notes; E, G, B, D, F.
What is the treble clef.
A type of note that receives half of a beat.
What is an eighth note.
A type of rest that receives 4 beats.
What is a whole rest.
The pulse of music, like your heartbeat, that should remain constant during a piece of music.
What is the beat.
The music term for "play moderately loud."
What is mezzo forte (mf).
A clef for lower instruments that uses the space notes; A, C, E, G.
What is the bass clef.
A type of note that receives 4 beats.
What is a whole note.
A type of rest that receives two beats.
What is a half rest.
These musical words indicate how many beats per measure and what kind of note gets one beat.
What is a time signature.
The term for when music gets gradually louder.
What is crescendo.
A music symbol that instructs the player to take a breath.
What is a breath mark.
A type of note that receives 3 beats.
What is a dotted half note.
A type of rest that receives half of a beat.
What is an eighth rest.
Two or more notes played together. This combination forms a chord.
What is harmony.
The term for when music gets gradually softer.
What is decrescendo or diminuendo.
A symbol that indicates the end of a piece of music.
What is a double bar.