Notes/Note Values
Music Symbols
Dynamics (loud vs soft)
Recorder Notes
Musical Rests
Instruments!
100

How many beats does this note have? 

1 beat (ta)

It's called a: quarter note


100

What is this symbol called?


A Treble Clef!

Bonus question: You read music on the piano with WHAT HAND when looking at the treble clef?


100

What does the term "Forte" mean in music?


To play/sing LOUD.


100

What note is this on the recorder?

(Back hole is also covered, as well as the first hole)



B!


100

True or False?

This rest gets 2 beats!


False! This rest gets 4 beats, not 2!

It's called a whole rest!


100

What instrument is this?


An organ!


200

How many beats does this note have?

HALF a beat (two together are ti ti)

It's called an: eighth note


200

What does the TOP number mean in this time signature?


There's 4 beats per measure!


200

What is this symbol called?


Piano - not like the piano instrument, but it means to sing/play SOFTLY.



200

What note is this person playing?

Hint: They're just using 3 fingers to cover the first 3 holes AND the back hole (thumb).


G!


200

What is this rest called?

Hint: it's a ________ rest



A quarter rest!

Bonus question: How many beats is a quarter rest?


200
How many strings does a ukulele have? 

4 strings! Less than a guitar.


300

What is this note called in music?


A WHOLE note! (ta-a-a-a)

Bonus question: How many beats does a whole note get? 🤔


300

What is this music symbol called?


A staff!


Where notes go.


300

What does the "m" stand for in the music dynamic symbol, "mp." 


"m" means "mezzo" OR "medium."

Sooo...mp means medium soft.

300

What SONG is this person playing on recorder?


Jingle Bells!


300

Solve this musical math problem:

  +       =  ???

3!

       

      1 beat  +    2 beats   =  3 beats

300

What is this instrument called?


A tuba!

400

How many beats does this note have?


Two beats (ta-a)

It's called a: half note!

Bonus question: how many half notes equals a whole note? 🤔


400

When you see this symbol in music, does it mean to RAISE or LOWER a music note? 


To raise a note - it's called a sharp!


400

The more p's there are in the dynamic "piano/soft" symbol means...

Hint: Obviously has something to do with volume!


The QUIETER you sing/play.

ppp = pianississimo



400

What does Ms. Pesa call out if she wants you to STOP playing the recorder and listen?

"Resting position!"


400

How many eighth rests = 1 quarter rest?

                 

2 eighth rests = 1 quarter rest!

1 eighth rest gets HALF a beat.

1/2 + 1/2 = 1 


400

What instrument family do the bongos belong to?


The percussion family!


500

How many beats does a dotted half note get?


Three beats! (Ta-a-a)


500

What is this musical symbol called? 

Hint: It's NOT a sad face 😆


A Bass Clef!

Bonus question: You read music on the piano with WHAT HAND when looking at the bass clef?


500

Does this song START "p" (piano/soft) or "f" (forte/loud)?


"p" - piano/soft!



500

How many fingers do you need to put down on the recorder to play the note, "high C"? 


Two fingers - thumb on the back hole and second finger on the second hole.


500

This rest has two flags on the side. What is it called?

Hint: It's not an eighth rest.

A sixteenth rest! It's a 1/4 of a beat!


500

True or False?

A flute is a woodwind instrument!


True! A woodwind instrument is played by blowing air into the mouthpiece & is characterized by a cylindrical or conical tube of wood or metal.