| Notes and Rests | ||
| #1 | What is the name of this symbol and how many beats does it get? |
Quarter rest, worth 1 beat |
| #2 | What is the name of this symbol and what value does it recieve in 4/4 time? |
Eighth note, worth a half of a beat in 4/4 time. |
| #3 | Which set of notes has greater value, A or B? A) |
Trick question! They both recieve the same value. Eighth notes can either stand alone, or have a beam between them. |
| #4 | Your team must draw a Half rest correctly on the board. |
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| #5 | One whole note is equal to how many eighth notes? |
8 |
| Music Symbols | ||
| #1 | When you see this symbol, |
quietly |
| #2 | What does the symbol below the notes mean? |
Crescendo, gradually get louder |
| #3 | What does this symbol mean? |
Decrescendo, gradually get softer..... shhh |
| #4 | What is this symbol called and what does it do to a note? |
It is a flat which lowers the note placed directly after |
| #5 | What is this symbol called and what does it do to a note? |
It is a natural sign which will cancel any previous accidental. |
| Music Math | ||
| #1 | How many beats? |
2 |
| #2 | How many beats? |
6 |
| #3 | How many beats? |
8 |
| #4 | How Many beats? |
9 |
| #5 | How Many Beats? |
3 |
| Time Signature | ||
| #1 | What does the bottom number in a time signature tell a musician? |
Which note gets the beat |
| #2 | What does the top note in the time signature tell a musician? |
How many beats per measure. |
| #3 | These notes fill an entire measure in which time signature? |
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| #4 | How many quarter notes fit into one of these measures? |
5 |
| #5 | This symbol, |
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| The Staff | ||
| #1 | How Many Lines does the staff have? |
Five |
| #2 | Which line on the staff does the Treble Clef circle? |
G |
| #3 |
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Bar Lines |
| #4 | What does a double bar line mean? |
It signals the end of the piece, or a significant part of the composition. |
| #5 | What does this symbol mean? |
That is a repeat sign, you play the music between the two signs again. |
| Final Question | |
B)
means which time signature?
What is the name of the lines that separate the measures?