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100
This is the highest female voice part.
What is soprano?
100
This symbol lowers a pitch one half-step.
What is a flat?
100
Loud
What is forte?
100
This term means to gradually get louder.
What is a crescendo?
100
This is needed to take notes to help the musician remember what to do in certain parts of the music.
What is a pencil?
200
This is the highest male voice part.
What is tenor?
200
This symbol raises a note one half-step.
What is a sharp?
200
Medium-soft.
What is mezzo-piano?
200
This term means to gradually get softer.
What is a decrescendo?
200

This helps with intonation and breath control

Straw

300
This is the lowest female voice part.
What is alto?
300
This symbol cancels out a sharp or flat.
What is a natural?
300
Medium-loud.
What is mezzo-forte?
300
This term means to slow down the tempo.
What is ritardando?
300

This is something you write on with a pencil.

A paper.

400
This is the lowest male voice part.
What is bass?
400
This is the clef that all high voice parts read.
What is treble clef?
400
Soft.
What is piano?
400
This tells us to hold out the note for an extended period of time. It looks like a bird eye.
What is a fermatta?
400

T.I.M.E.S

What is a Listening Journal? 

500
This is how high or how low a sound is.
What is pitch?
500
This is the clef that low voice parts read.
What is bass clef?
500
REALLY loud.
What is fortissimo?
500
This term means to go back to the original tempo.
What is a tempo?
500

This song has the lyrics "Soon the Day is Over"

What is "The Snow Begins to Fall"