Notes
The musical alphabet has this many letters in it.
What is 7?
There are this many lines on the staff.
What is 5?
This word spells out the letters in the treble clef spaces.
What is FACE?
Students get this many free hall passes each quarter.
What is 2?
A diatonic octave consists of this many notes.
What is 8?
There are this many spaces on the staff.
What is 4?
What is Every Good Boy Does Fine?
This instrument requires musicians to read the grand staff.
What is the piano?
These symbols, written next to the note, mark the raising and lowering of the pitch.
What are accidentals?
This symbol, located on the left of the staff, tells us which letters are assigned to the lines and spaces.
What is the clef?
This phrase helps us remember the labels for the lines in bass clef.
What is Good Boys Do Fine Always?
This is the amount of notes in a complete octave chromatic scale.
What is 13?
This note marks the connection between treble and bass clef in the grand staff.
What is middle C?
This type of line extends the staff in either direction.
This phrase helps us remember the spaces in bass clef.
What is All Cows Eat Grass?
This expectation means that you do not leave the classroom after entering unless you have a pass from the teacher.
What is once in, stay in?
This word describes multiple note names assigned to the same pitch.
What is enharmonic?
this is the name for multiple staves of music that should be played simultaneously (i.e., at the same time).
What is a system?
This shift converts notes between treble and bass clef.
What is shifting notes one line/space?
Guitarists commonly use this type of music notation.
What is TAB?