Rhythm
Instruments
Elements
Symbols
Vocabulary
100

This note gets held for the whole measure

whole note

100

You can hit, shake, or scrape these instruments to play them.

percussion instruments

100

Another name for the steady pulse of music?

beat (or steady beat)

100

The symbol in music that means silence.

a rest

100

When 2 people or groups play or sing together on different pitches

harmony
200

What note gets one beat of sound?

Quarter Note

200

Name the main 4 instruments in the string family

violin, viola, cello, double bass

200

Another name for the "speed" of music? (How fast or slow)

Tempo

200

This symbol means to sing/play what you've already sung/played again

repeat sign

200

The ensemble that you can choose in middle school to play the trombone, clarinet, flute, percussion, or saxophone to name just a few.

band

300

The kind of note that receives 2 beats

Half note

300

The flute is a part of this family

woodwind family

300

Another name for the "volume" of music? (how loud or soft)

Dynamics

300

The symbol on the musical staff that shows us where G is and is used for higher notes

trebel clef

300

People that watch and listen to a performance.

audience

400

How many beats does a quarter rest get?

one

400

Name two instruments in the brass family

trumpet, trombone, tuba, euphonium, and french horn

400

The combination of long and short sounds in music

Rhythm

400

The symbol that shows the number of beats in a measure and what kind of note gets one beat.

time signature

400

The name of the group when all 4 families of instruments play together.

orchestra

500

How many beats does an eighth note get? Hint: There are two eighth notes in a ti ti.

one half of a beat

500

The 4 main families of instruments.

Woodwind, String, Brass, and Percussion

500

The word for how high or low a sound (tone) is

Pitch

500

The symbol that means to gradually get louder. (Hint: It looks like a less than sign)

crescendo

500

The name for a group of people singing together, usually following a conductor

choir