Note Names
This note is on the bottom line of the treble clef.
What is "E"?
What is the "staff"?
The enharmonic ("other name") for F#...
What is "Gb"?
This symbol tells us to gradually get louder.
What is "crescendo"?
This symbol tells us to play with short articulation.
What is "staccato"?
This note is on the middle line of the bass clef.
What is "D"?
This symbol tells us to play soft.
What is "piano"?
The enharmonic for Ab...
What is "G#"?
This symbol tells us to play a section of music again.
What is a "repeat sign"?
This symbol tells us to play with long, smooth articulation.
What is "tenuto"?
This note is on the top line of the treble clef.
What is "F"?
This describes the speed of the music.
What is "tempo"?
The enharmonic for Eb.
What is "D#"?
This symbol tell us the names of the notes on the staff.
What is a "clef" sign?
This symbol means to emphasize a note.
What is an "accent"?
This note is on the top line of the bass clef.
What is "A"?
How you set your mouth to play your instrument is called...
What is "embouchure"?
The enharmonic for C#?
What is "Db"?
These symbols tell us how to tongue the notes.
What is "articulations"?
This symbol above several notes tells us to tongue only the first note.
What is a "slur"?
This note is on the first ledger line ABOVE the treble clef.
What is "A"?
This symbol tells us how many beats are in a measure, and what note gets 1 beat.
What is the "time signature"?
The enharmonic for Bb.
What is "A#"?
These lines help us play notes above and below the staff.
What are "ledger lines"?
This symbol means accented AND short.
What is "marcato"?