Musicccccccc

What are the spaces (bottom to top) in treble clef?

What is the name of this note?

Who composed the piece "Thunderstruck"?

A flat symbol affects the note in what way?

The bottom number of a time signature gives what information?

The top line of bass clef represents an "F"

The sharps or flats at the beginning of a piece are called what?

The bassoon primarily reads music in what clef?

What is the name of this note?

How many counts does a dotted half note receive?

In 4/4 time, how many 8th notes are there in one beat?

What is the name of this note?

Which of the following is the slowest tempo marking?

In 4/4 time, how many 16th notes are there in one beat?

The musical term for "end" is:

The top number of a time signature gives what information?

Which of the following instruments is NOT a brass instrument?

Who is considered to be the most famous jazz composer of all time?

In a 3/2 time signature, what kind of note gets the beat?

A line that connects two notes of the same pitch is called what?

What do dynamics tell you?

What are the bottom two lines of a treble clef?

Which of these musicians was a famous jazz trumpet player?

What is the best selling jazz album of all time?

What is the name of this note?

A crescendo is a dynamic marking which means:

In a 4/4 time signature, what kind of note gets the beat?

How many counts does a dotted quarter note receive?

A 3/4 time signature tells us that there are 4 beats in one measure.

"D" is the top line in treble clef.

Who composed the piece "Serenade"?

Which of these is the fastest tempo?

What are the spaces (bottom to top) in bass clef?

What are the lines (bottom to top) in bass clef?

What kind of number can be on the top of a time signature?

Which of these is NOT a famous jazz pianist?

A dotted half note gets two and a half beats

How many counts does a dotted whole note get?

The typical wind quintet does not contain which instrument?

How many 8th notes fit into a whole note?

What are the lines (bottom to top) in treble clef?

What is the curved line that connects notes of a different pitch?

What kind of number can be on the bottom of a time signature?

Which of these is not a double reed instrument?

In a 15,168/1 time signature, what kind of note gets the beat?

In a 6/8 time signature, what kind of note gets the beat?

What does a dot do when it is next to a note?

What term means "play loudly"?