Musical Era
Note Names
Instrument Families
Vocabulary
Equipment
100

Aaron Copland

Modern

100

Treble Clef: 4th Line

D

100

Violin, Cello, Bass, Viola

Strings

100

The loudness and softness of sound

Dynamics

100

Writing utensil to mark music with

Pencil

200

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Classical

200

Bass Clef: 1st Space

A

200

Tuba, Trumpet, Trombone, Euphonium, Horn

Brass

200

The speed of the beat

Tempo

200

Electronic device used to listen to pitch and determine highness and lowness of sound

Tuner

300

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Romantic

300

Treble Clef: 2nd Space

A

300

Oboe, Flute, Saxophone, Clarinet, Bassoon

Woodwinds

300

Steady snap, clap, or tap

Beat

300

Electronic device used to make a steady clicking sound

Metronome

400

Antonio Vivaldi

Baroque

400

Bass Clef: 3rd Line

D

400

Glockenspiel, Triangle, Timpani, Marimba, Suspended Cymbal

Percussion

400

The quality of a sound

Tone

400

Stick that a conductor waves around

Baton

500

Anonymous Monks

Medieval

500

Note in the direct middle of Bass and Treble Clefs

Middle C

500

Piano, Harpsichord, Celestia

Keyboards

500

Unique Characteristics of a sound

Timbre

500
Conductor's music that has all instrument parts on a single page

Score