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Notes & Rhythms
Dynamics
Articulations
Letter Names
Scales
100
A NOTE that receives 4 beats
What is a WHOLE note
100
"p" in music stands for
What is piano (soft)
100
To start each note with a "T" sound
What is "TONGUING"
100
The letter names (in order) of the LINES in Treble Clef
What is E, G, B, D, F
100
A scale will always start and end on...
What is the SAME note
200
A REST that receives 2 beats
What is a HALF rest
200
"mf" represents
What is mezzo forte (medium loud)
200
Staccato tells you to play the note....
What is Light & Separated (detached)
200
The SPACES (in order from bottom to top) of the BASS Clef staff
What is A, C, E, G
200
TRUE or FALSE: A Scale can ONLY have sharps or flats NOT Both
What is TRUE
300
Number of Beats of a WHOLE NOTE minus Beats of a HALF NOTE
What is 2 beats
300
a CRESCENDO tells you to do this
What is Gradually get louder
300
A small line above or below the note represents
What is "LEGATO"
300
The letter name of the 4th LINE in Treble Clef
What is D
300
The SCALE CODE is
What is WWHWWWH
400
A dotted Half Note receives this many beats
What is 3
400
Put the following dynamics in order from softest to loudest: mezzo forte piano forte
What is piano, mezzo forte, forte
400
A Staccato looks like
What is a small dot above or below the note
400
The lowest SPACE in Treble Clef
What is F
400
The F scale has this many flats (hint: find the key signature!)
What is 1 (Bb)
500
The "dot" on a dotted note adds how many beats to the note?
What is half of the value of the note (for example: half note = 2 beats dotted half note = 3 beats (add half of 2 to the original note)
500
Tells you to gradually get softer
What is a DECRESCENDO
500
A curved line that connects two notes of different pitches
What is a SLUR
500
The note in the SPACE directly BELOW the Treble Clef staff
What is D
500
The scale that has 4 flats (Bb, Eb, Ab, Db)
What is Ab