Bass Clef Pitches
Treble Clef Pitches
Notes
Rests
Vocabulary
100

The pitch in first (lowest) space in bass clef.



What is A

100
The pitch on the top space in treble clef
What is E
100

The only note without a stem

What is whole note

100
The rest that "looks like a hat"
What is half rest
100
A symbol indicating silence in music
What is a rest
200
The pitch on the top line in bass clef.
What is A
200
The pitch on the top line in treble clef
What is F
200
The note that gets one beat in 4/4 time
What is quarter note
200
The rest that is worth two beats in 4/4 time
What is half rest
200
The five lines on which music are written
What is the staff
300
The pitch on the third space in bass clef.
What is E
300
The pitch on the 2nd line in treble clef
What is G
300

This note lasts 2 beats and consists of an empty notehead and a stem

What is a half note

300
The rest that is worth one beat in 3/4 time
What is quarter rest
300
The distance between two bar lines
What is a measure
400

The pitch on the second line of the bass clef

What is B

400
The pitch in the first space below the staff in treble clef
What is D
400

The note that fills an entire measure in 4/4 time

What is whole note

400

The rest that looks like a lightning bolt

What is quarter rest

400
The highness or lowness of a sound
What is pitch
500

The pitch on the fourth line of the bass clef

What is F

500
The pitch on the 2nd space above the staff in treble clef
What is B
500

This note gets 1/2 a beat and has a notehead, stem, and tail.

What is a dotted quarter note

500

The rest that lasts 4 beats

What is whole rest

500
A symbol the gives context to the staff, indicates a set of pitches
What is a clef