The Staff
5 lines and 4 spaces where we read and write music
What is a staff?
The enharmonic equivalent for C#
What is Db (flat)
This symbols has two dots on a bar line.
What is a repeat sign?
This is something that peasants struggled with in the Middle Ages.
What is poverty, sickness, deformities, lack of power
The acronym we use to remember the lines in treble clef
What is Every Good Boy Does Fine?
The clef that shows us where G is on the staff
The enharmonic equivalent for Gb.
What is F#?
This symbol tells us the number of beats per measure and the note that gets the beat.
What is a time signature?
From this year to this year is considered the Middle Ages.
What is 400-1400 CE.
The acronym we use to remember the spaces in treble clef
What is F.A.C.E.?
An extra line that extends the staff
What is a ledger line?
The enharmonic equivalent for Bb.
What is A#?
This symbol separates a staff into measures
What is a barline?
The combination of two or more melodies.
What is the polyphony?
The acronym we use to remember the spaces in bass clef
What is All Cows Eat Grass?
The clef that shows us where F goes on the staff
What is the bass clef?
The enharmonic equivalent for E#.
What is F?
This number in the time signature tells us how many beats are in a measure.
What is the top number?
Troubadours, Trouveres, and Jongleurs performed this type of music (different than the Catholic church performers).
What is secular music?
The acronym we use to remember the lines in bass clef
What is Good Burritos Don't Fall Apart?
This note connects the treble and bass clefs to create the grand staff
What is middle C?
The enharmonic equivalent for Cb (flat)?
What is B?
This number in a time signature tells us which type of note/rest gets one beat.
What is the bottom number?
Guido d'Arezzo invented this.
What is notation?
What is the definition of "enharmonic"?
What is same note, different name?