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What does a sharp do to a note?

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What does a sharp do to a note?

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raises it by a half step

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How many beats does an eighth note get?

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half

Back

What is a musical term for medium loud?

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mezzo forte

Back

Name 3 instruments from the percussion family.

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bass drum, xylophone, timpani

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How many beats does a whole note get?

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four

Back

What is the musical term for soft?

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piano

Back

How many beats does a quarter note get?

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one

Back

What does a flat do to a note?

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lowers it by a half step

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What are the letter names of the spaces in the treble clef?

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FACE

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What is the musical term for gradually getting softer?

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decrescendo

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Name 3 elements of composition.

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repetition, mirror, sequence

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How many letters are there in the musical alphabet?

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seven

Back

What is a musical term for fast?

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allegro

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What is a musical term for slow?

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largo

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Which range is the treble clef used for?

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high range

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What is the musical term for gradually getting louder?

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crescendo

Back

What does the time signature tell you?

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how many beats in a measure

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What is the musical term for loud?

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forte

Back

Name 4 instruments in the woodwind family.

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oboe, flute, bassoon, clarinet

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Name 4 instruments in the brass family.

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trumpet, trombone, french horn, tuba

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How many beats does a half note get?

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two

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What are the letter names of the lines in the treble clef?

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EGBDF

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How many lines on a musical staff?

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five

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Name 4 instruments in the string family.

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violin, viola, cello, double bass

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Where are the natural half steps in the musical alphabet?

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B and C, E and F

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