The Building Blocks (Theory)
This symbol sits at the beginning of a staff and is also known as the "G Clef."
The treble clef
This family includes the trumpet, trombone, and tuba.
Brass
This word describes the "heartbeat" or steady pulse of a song.
Beat
This is the name of Canada’s national anthem.
O Canada
This singer is famous for her "Eras Tour" and has a hit song called "Anti-Hero"
Taylor Swift
In 4/4 time, this note looks like an empty circle and held for 4 beats.
Whole note
This is the only woodwind instrument that is usually made of silver or gold and has no reed
Flute
This word describes how high or low a note sounds.
Pitch
This Indigenous percussion instrument is often used in Powwows to represent the heartbeat of Mother Earth
Drum
Which famous Canadian singer is known for hit songs like 'Baby' and 'Stay'?
Justin Bieber
This Italian term tells a musician to play loudly.
Forte
You play these instruments by hitting, shaking, or scraping them
Percussions (drums)
This is a group of people who stand together and sing songs.
Choir
This "Starboy" singer from Toronto has won multiple Grammys and performed at the Super Bowl.
The Weeknd
This "Global Girl Group" was formed on the show Dream Academy and is known for the viral song "Touch."
Katseye
This is the name of the five lines we write music on.
Staff
This large, gold brass instrument makes the lowest sounds in the band
Tuba
These are the words to a song
Lyrics
This Toronto-born superstar is one of the most successful rappers in the world and often cheers for the Toronto Raptors
Drake
his singer and actress starred as Glinda in the Wicked movie
Ariana Grande
This symbol tells a musician to stop making sound for a certain amount of time.
Rest
This woodwind instrument is famous for being played by Squidward in SpongeBob SquarePants.
Clarinet
If a quarter note gets 1 beat, this "flagged" note gets exactly half a beat
Eighth note
This artist is famous for the hit song "Greedy" and is a competitive dancer from Calgary who recently became a global pop star
Tate McRae
Though he passed away in 2009, this artist is still known as the "King of Pop" and created the famous "Moonwalk" dance move. Who is he?
Michael Jackson