Key Signatures
Notes
Accidentals
Intervals
Dynamics
100
Major key with no flats or sharps
What is C major?
100
Name this note
What is F?
100
Raises pitch by half step
What is a sharp?
100
The musical distance between two pitches
What is an interval?
100
True or false. Piano (p) means soft
What is true?
200
The first flat in the order of flats
What is B flat?
200
This type of note has 4 beats
What is a whole note?
200
Lowers pitch by half step
What is a flat?
200
The abbreviation P, for example in P4, stands for this
What is perfect?
200
To play loud, can also be shown with the letter f
What is forte?
300
Minor key with 1 flat
What is d minor?
300
The name of the note right in the middle of a piano
What is middle C?
300
True or False. When written in words, the accidental is before the note
What is false?
300
In perfect unison (P1) there are this many half steps
What is 0?
300
True or false. Fortissimo (ff) means very soft
What is false?
400
Major key with 3 sharps
What is A major?
400
This type of note has 1/2 a beat
What is an eighth note?
400
This color key on the piano always has a flat or sharp
What are black keys?
400
True or false. M3 has 4 half steps
What is true?
400
To increase in volume, become louder
What is crescendo?
500
The last sharp in the order of sharps
What is B sharp?
500
This note has 2 beats and a dot
What is a dotted half note?
500
Lowers pitch by two half steps
What is double flat?
500
A diminished fifth (d5) has this many half steps
What is 6?
500
Instead of saying little by little, we say this
What is poco a poco?