Level 1 THEORY Review

When two or more eighth notes are directly next to each other, they are joined by what?

The distance between two notes is called.

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This symbol separates music into measures.

How many beats are in a Quarter note?

What does pp stand for?

Tempo means the __________ of the beat.

What is this symbol?

The phrase for the Treble Clef space is _______

In 3/4 time, what note gets the beat?

Accelerando means the music:

 A _______ has five lines and four spaces.

What are the spaces in the BASS clef?

The symbol used to direct a musician to play very loud is

"Poco a poco" means:

What note that receives 1/2 of a beat 4/4 time?

The key of F major has one flat?

Lines above or below the staff are called:

Which word describes music getting softer?

A ______ lowers a given note 1/2 step.

How many notes are in a major scale?

The _____ notes has this count? (1- 3-)

The sign for forte is _____

What is the degree of softness or loudness in music?

What is the definition of mf?

The term to direct a musician to play quiet is:

_____________________ means the same as 4/4 time signature.

A musical scale containing five notes is a:

What is the interval between F & B? 

What note gets 2 beats of SOUND?

__________ is the curved line connecting notes to different pitches.

__________ means smooth and connected.

How many eighth notes are in a quarter note?

A line that connect two notes of the same pitch is called a _____

A __________or a birds eye,means to pause or hold.

Very Loud

What do you call how fast or slow a piece of music is played?

The _________ clef is also know as the "F" clef.

The _______ sign directs the musician back to a specific spot to sing the music again.

The name of the top line of the bass clef is ___.

What are intervals?

This symbol tell us where to put barlines in music.

 The ________ clef is also known as the "G" clef.

 A _____ cancels a flat or sharp.

  A ______raises a given note 1/2 step.

A group of sharp or flat signs that indicates the key of the music that follows.

Which notes are on the 1st and 2nd lines of the treble clef?

Which symbol represents the length of silence?

What are the spaces, in order, on the treble clef?

Moderately loud

How many lines and spaces are there on the staff?

How many beats does a quarter note get? 

How many beats are in 4 measures of 4/4?

A person who writes music is called a:

What does the TOP number of a time signature tell us?

Lowers any pitch by half of a step.

A _________________ is two numbers written at the beginning of every staff after the clef sign.

The term which describes the loudness or softness of music is:

What term is used to "Play Loudly"

What do dynamics tell you?

Moderately soft.

A crescendo is a dynamic marking which indicates to:

Sound does not begin in the throat, it begins in the ____________.