Rhythm
Vocabulary
Instrument Parts
Theory
String Notes
100

This type of note is worth one beat.

Quarter note

100

This is the Italian term for plucking.

Pizzicato


100

Typically looks like a cinnamon roll, or a rolled up piece of paper.

Scroll

100
How many lines and spaces are in a staff?

5 lines, 4 spaces

100

1st finger on the D string.

200

If you are counting "1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and..." What type of notes are you counting? 

Eighth notes


200

This is the Italian term to play soft.

Piano

200

Cellos and basses use these to change the height of their instrument.

Endpin

200

Found at the beginning of every piece, tells you how many beats are in each measure and what note gets the beat. Usually represented by numbers.

Time signature

200

3rd finger on the D string.

G

300

This type of note is worth two beats.

Half note

300

This is the Italian term for playing loud.

forte

300

This is the part of the bow where you hold it.

Frog

300

The clef violins read music in.

Treble clef

300

1st finger on the A string.

B

400

This type of note is worth four beats.

Whole note


400

This is the Italian term to play short. In music, we see this as a dot above or below a note.

Staccato

400

These are used to change the tuning of your instrument. Don't touch them!!!!

Pegs/fine tuners

400

The clef violas play in.

Alto

400

High 2nd finger on the A string.

C#

500

This type of note is worth half of a beat. 

Eighth note

500

This is the Italian term to play with the bow.

Arco
500

The part of the instrument where sound comes from.

F holes

500

These two instruments have the same strings in the same order.

Viola and cello.

500

Low 2nd finger on the D string.

F natural