Intervals
What interval is A -> A (same note)?
What is unison?
These tell you to change the volume you are playing/singing at
What are dynamics?
In the time signature 4/4, this note gets the beat
What is a quarter note?
This clef is mostly used when notes fall below middle C
What is bass clef?
What clef does a clarinet read in?
What is treble clef?
What interval is C -> E?
What is a major third?
This is what pieces of music are broken up by
What are measures?
In the time signature 6/8, this note gets the beat
What is an 8th note?
In a music piece with Alto, Bass, Soprano, and Tenor voices, this voice part will be at the top of the grand staff
What is soprano?
This is used to keep a steady tempo when practicing
What is a metronome?
What interval is E -> B?
What is perfect fifth?
This symbol is used to tell you to play notes short and separated
What is staccato?
In 4/4 time, this note is worth a total of 4 beats
What is a whole note?
The bottom line on the staff in treble clef is this note name
What is E?
This instrument is very small and is the highest sounding of the woodwind family
What is piccolo?
What interval is G -> E#?
What is augmented sixth?
This tells us what notes are going to be flat, sharp, or natural throughout the piece
What is key signature?
In 4/4, a dotted half note is worth this many beats
What is 3?
Presto, largo, and allegro are terms that relate to what property of music?
What is tempo?
What is 15?
What interval is D -> Fb?
What is diminished third?
This symbol is used to tell us how many beats are in a measure, and what kind of note is worth one beat
What is time signature?
This many 16th notes can fit into a measure in a 3/4 time signature
What is twelve?
There are this many half steps in one octave
What is 12?
This is what it is called when you have two different notes that sound the exact same (ex: D# and Eb)
What is enharmonics?