The Music Staff
The Solfege Scale
Dynamics
Rhythm Review
Misc. Choir Facts
100
A "bite sized piece" of sheet music
What is a measure?
100
The next note above "Do"
"Re"
100
The definition of dynamics in music
What is "level of volume"?
100
Whole notes and whole rests last for this many beats
What is four beats?
100
This is where singers should look if they do not perform with their music in front of them.
What is the conductor?
200
The number of lines and spaces on the music staff
What is five lines and four spaces?
200
The distance between "Mi" and "Fa"/"Ti" and "Do"
What is one half-step?
200
The abreviation for "fortissimo"
What is "ff"?
200
This note lasts for 1 beat
What is a quarter note?
200
Choir students have to check this before every class.
What is the board?
300
These smaller lines determine the pitch of a note written outside the staff.
What are ledger lines?
300
A pitch played or sung slightly HIGHER than written.
What is sharp?
300
The language in which dynamic levels are written
What is Italian?
300
This rest lasts for two beats
What is a half rest?
300
Ms. Cory's family has this kind of dog
What is golden retriever?
400
This determines how high or low a note is played or sung.
What is pitch?
400
The distance between "Do"s ("low Do" and "high Do")
1 octave apart
400
The Italian name for "medium soft"
What is mezzo piano?
400
This symbol combines two notes together
What is a tie?
400
The name of our accompanist
What is Mr. Love?
500
Divides the staff into measures
What is a bar line?
500
Musicians labeling notes with solfege syllables
What is melodic dictation?
500
The dynamic marking between "mezzo piano" and "forte"
What is "mezzo forte"?
500
The number of eighth notes it takes to equal 1 beat
What is two?
500
The easiest way to distract Ms. Cory
What is talk about animals?