where are repeat signs used?

At the Beginning or previous repeat sign.

Play the note louder with a special emphasis

Play the note short and detached.

what best describes a tie?

2 notes of the same pitch combined by a curved line.

What is the bass cleff used for?

Used for notes in the lower pitch ranges

What are Dynamic Signs?

How soft or loud the music should be played.

what does the grand staff consist of?

Treble clef and bass clef with bars and {

What's the difference between half note and a half rest?

One is played the other is left silent.

What are enharmonic notes?

2 notes that sound the same but are played differently.

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1
Define andante
Moving along (slowly)
Moving very slowly
Move as fast as possible
Moving along (walking speed)
2
Define Tenuto
hold note for as long as possible
hold note for full value
hold note for half value
never play note
3
Define Forte.
High tempo.
Very Very loud.
slow.
loud.
4
where are repeat signs used?
From the beginning to D.S. al Fine.
The end.
From de coda to the beginning.
At the Beginning or previous repeat sign.
5
What is an accent?
rest
Play only the whole notes
Play the note louder with a special emphasis
Play note quietly
6
What is a Natural Sign?
Cancels a flat or a sharp
Cancels all notes
Is a whole rest
Allows all notes to be played
7
What raises the pitch by one half step?
Flat
Slur
Whole Note
Sharp
8
Define staccato.
Play the note for full value smootlhy.
Play the note short and detached.
Play the note longer than its value and detached.
Play the note short and smoothly.
9
what best describes a tie?
Something you wear.
2 or more notes combined by a curved line.
2 notes of the same pitch combined by a curved line.
Something that connects 2 notes.
10
How many counts do you hold a half note for?
4
2
1
3
11
What is the bass cleff used for?
Used for the speed of the tempo
Used to show the amount of emphasis on a note.
Used for notes in the lower pitch ranges
Used to tell you how to play a note
12
What are Dynamic Signs?
The amount of beats per note or bar that need to be played.
How slow or fast the music should be played.
The amount of pitch a note needs.
How soft or loud the music should be played.
13
What is the term called for the end of a measure?
Fine
D.C. al Segno
D.C. al Fine
Largo
14
How many counts is a dotted half note?
3
1
2
5
15
what does the grand staff consist of?
Treble clef and bass clef with this thing {
Treble clef and bass clef and bars.
Treble clef and bass clef.
Treble clef and bass clef with bars and {
16
define Largo.
Gucci Gang
Lil Pump
very slow
Very loud
17
What's the difference between half note and a half rest?
One is connected by a tie.
One is longer than the other.
One is played the other is left silent.
One is largo the other is piano.
18
Define piano.
A musical instrument.
low toned.
Soft.
loud.
19
Define Moderato
slow
fast
moderate
very very slow
20
What are enharmonic notes?
2 of the same notes played differently.
2 or more notes played differently but are different.
2 notes that sound the same but are played differently.
Different pitches of a note.

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