Name That Note
This note receives one beat.
Crotchet
A semibreve plus a minim?
6 beats
This term refers to the speed of music. Starts with T.
Tempo
This string instrument is the smallest and has the highest pitch.
This note is held for 2 beats.
Minim
Two crotchets plus one minim.
4 beats
This musical symbol looks like a fancy letter "S" and indicates the pitch of notes. Found at the start of the each line of music.
Treble clef
This large brass instrument is known for its deep, rich sound.
Tuba
This note is hollow and is held for 4 beats
Three quavers plus one crotchet.
2.5 beats
This symbol is a squiggly line and represents a silence for one beat in 4/4 time.
Crotchet rest
This woodwind instrument has a single reed and is often used in jazz and classical music.
This note is often paired with other notes and receives just 1/2 count
Quaver
Four semiquavers plus two quavers
2 beats
This symbol is used at the end of a section of music and tells the musician to play that section again.
This percussion instrument consists of two cymbals that are crashed together to create a large, dramatic sound.
Crash cymbals
This note is quite short and is often written in a group of four notes that equals a total of 1 beat
Semiquaver
A dotted minim plus a crotchet
4 beats
This symbol is what music notes are written on and is made up of a certain number of lines and spaces
Music stave
This keyboard instrument produces sound by striking strings with hammers when keys are pressed.
Piano