Staff
Rhythms
Note Names
Clefs
Meter + Counting
100
A staff has this many spaces.
4
100
A note that gets one beat.
A quarter note.
100
Identify this treble clef note.
G
100
This is the name of this clef.
Treble Clef
100
This is the word that refers to "how we feel music"
Meter
200
A staff has this many lines.
5
200
One beat of silence.
A quarter rest
200
Identify this bass clef note.
F
200
This is the name of this clef.
Bass Clef
200
These are the two types of meter we reviewed in class
Triple and Quadruple
300
The treble clef wraps around this line of the staff. Must give the number of the line (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.) AND the letter name of the line
Second line // G
300
A note that gets 2 beats
A half note
300
Identify this treble clef note.
B
300
GBDFA are the line notes for this clef.
Bass Clef
300
This is how you count a measure with 4 quarter notes in it.
1 2 3 4
400
The two dots of the bass clef surround this line on the staff. Must give the number of the line (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.) AND the letter name of the line.
4th line // F
400
Draw and name the note that receives 4 beats.
A whole note
400
This is the note that connects the treble clef staff and bass clef staff.
Middle C
400
'FACE in the space' is the way we remember the space notes for this clef
Treble Clef
400
This is how we count a measure with a whole note in it.
1--2--3--4
500
This is the name of the entire staff we use to read piano music.
Grand Staff
500
The number on the top of a time signature tells you THIS.
How many beats are in each measure.
500
Identify this bass clef note.
B
500
The treble clef notes are the ______ notes on the piano and the bass clef notes are the _______ notes on the piano.
The treble clef are the high notes on the piano and the bass clef are the low notes on the piano.
500
This is the counting for the first measure.
(1) 2 3+ 4