Note Names
The musical alphabet
What is A, B, C, D, E, F, G?
This major key has 2 flats
What is Bb?
It indicates the number of sharps or flats in the music
What is a key signature?
A walking tempo
What is andante?
A note with a single flag
What is an eighth note?
A whole step above C
What is D?
This major scale has one sharp
What is G?
It tells us the number of beats per measure
What is a time signature?
Maximum number of 16th notes in a measure of 4/4
What is 16?
It divides the staff into measures
What is a bar line?
A half step below Bb
What is A?
Trumpets play this scale when playing the Eb concert scale
What is the F major scale?
It indicates if a section of music should be played again
What is a repeat sign?
Slow down
What is ritard?
The treble clef "swirls" around this line
What is the second line, or G?
The note in the first space below the treble clef
What is D?
A pattern of steps that form the major scale?
What is whole step, whole step, half step, whole step, whole step, whole step, half step?
Often indicated as D.C., it tells us to go from the beginning
What is da capo?
Adds value by 1/2 of the note value indicated
What is a dot?
It groups 4 sixteenth notes together instead of using flags
What is a beam?
The notes in the F major arpeggio
What are F, A, C
Bb, Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Cb, Fb
What is the order of flats in a key signature?
It's a special ending of the piece
What is a coda?
A fast tempo
What is allegro?
It is used to notate pitches above and below the staff
What is a ledger line?