Duration and pitch
The note worth 1 beat.
What is a crotchet?
The race of the slaves.
What is African?
What is dynamics?
The first thing you put in your score.
What is the clef type?
The minimum (lowest) amount of notes in a chord?
What is 2?
In the treble clef, the note in the lowest space.
What is F?
Where the slaves worked.
What is in the fields?
The musical element that tells how high or low a note is.
What is pitch?
The thing you put at the end of your score.
What is a double bar-line?
Other than major, the most common chord type.
What is minor?
The note worth 1/2 of a beat.
What is a quaver?
The most important 'instrument' in blues music.
What is the vocals/voice?
What is timbre?
The names of our two main clefs.
What is treble clef and bass clef?
The chord the notes G B D create.
What is a G chord?
The note worth 4 beats
What is a semibreve?
The reason they used call and response.
What is trying to get other slaves involved?
The most important musical elements to drummers.
What is rhythm/duration?
The name of the thing that tells your how many beats in the bar.
What is a time signature?
This is a real chord: A24/G.
What is false?
What is A?
The reason the slaves wanted to sing together in the fields.
What is unity amongst those in the same hardships?
The number of musical elements we have.
The maximum number of bars you can have in a score.
What is infinite?
This is a real chord: Bbmaj13(b5#11)/C.
What is true?