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Pitch Names
Note Names
Vocabulary
Music Terms
Instruments
100
These are the pitch names on the lines of the treble clef.
What is EGBDF?
100
Please name the note that is 4 beats long.
What is a whole note?
100

This has five lines and four spaces.

What is the music staff?

100
This symbol means soft.
What is piano?
100

This instrument has a slide that changes the pitch of the note.

What is the trombone?

200
These are the names of the pitches in the spaces of the treble clef.
What is FACE?
200
The half note is this many beats long.
What is 2 beats?
200
These lines divides the staff into sections.
What is/are bar lines?
200
This symbol means loud.
What is forte?
200

The djembe is a drum from this continent.

What is Africa?

300
This pitch is right below the first line of the treble clef.
What is D?
300
This note lasts one beat.
What is a quarter note?
300
These are the sections that the staff is divided into. There are 4 beats in each one.
What is a measure?
300
This music term means how fast or slow music is.
What is tempo?
300

This tiny 4 - string guitar is used in Polynesian music.

What is the ukelele?

400

This is the lowest note you have learned in this class on the treble clef.

What is C or middle C?

400

This is the amount of eighth notes required to make one beat of music in 4/4 time.

What is 2?

400

This symbol is at the front of the staff and looks like a squirrely "G".

What is the treble clef?

400

This music term tell us that a series of notes are performed smoothy.

What is legato?

400

This is a two-stringed instrument, similar to a violin, from China.

What is the erhu?

500
This is the pitch on the fifth line of the staff.
What is F?
500
A dotted half note is this many beats.
What is 3 beats?
500

This is a dot above a note and makes the note sound short or detached.

What is the staccato?

500
This term tells you to get steadily louder as you sing or play an instrument.
What is a crescendo?
500

This guitar-like instrument has 21 strings and is called the "king of instruments"

What is the oud?