FLASH CARDS
Used for the upper register higher notes play with right hand Click for Term
Treble Clef Used for the upper register higher notes play with right hand Click for Term
Used for the lower register lower notes play with left hand Click for Term
Bass Clef Used for the lower register lower notes play with left hand Click for Term
The tune of a piece of music Click for Term
Melody The tune of a piece of music Click for Term
Family where any instrument is played by striking, rubbing, or shaking Click for Term
Percussion Family where any instrument is played by striking, rubbing, or shaking Click for Term
The family where any instrument played by blowing air into a hole or over a reed Click for Term
Woodwind The family where any instrument played by blowing air into a hole or over a reed Click for Term
The family where any instrument played by buzzing lips against a mouthpiece Click for Term
Brass The family where any instrument played by buzzing lips against a mouthpiece Click for Term
The family where any instrument is played by plucking or with a bow Click for Term
String The family where any instrument is played by plucking or with a bow Click for Term
The working parts of the piano Click for Term
Piano Action The working parts of the piano Click for Term
mp = mezzo piano Click for Term
Medium soft mp = mezzo piano Click for Term
Treble Staff, Bass Staff, Bar line, and Brace - used for piano music Click for Term
Grand Staff Treble Staff, Bass Staff, Bar line, and Brace - used for piano music Click for Term
pp = pianissimo Click for Term
Very soft pp = pianissimo Click for Term
Sign meaning to return to the beginning and do it again Click for Term
Repeat Sign Sign meaning to return to the beginning and do it again Click for Term
4 beats of silence Click for Term
Whole rest 4 beats of silence Click for Term
the number of vibrations per second (example: A440Hz) Click for Term
Frequency the number of vibrations per second (example: A440Hz) Click for Term
Which number of the time signature tells us which note gets one beat? Click for Term
Bottom Number Which number of the time signature tells us which note gets one beat? Click for Term
mf = mezzo forte Click for Term
Medium loud mf = mezzo forte Click for Term
volume Click for Term
Dynamics Volume Click for Term
p = piano Click for Term
Soft or quiet p = piano Click for Term
ff = fortissimo Click for Term
Very loud ff = fortissimo Click for Term
the 2 numbers found at the beginning of a piece of music Click for Term
Time Signature the 2 numbers found at the beginning of a piece of music Click for Term
f = forte Click for Term
Loud f = forte Click for Term
Which number of the time signature tells us the number of beats per measure? Click for Term
Top number Which number of the time signature tells us the number of beats per measure? Click for Term
What do we call the part of the piano that hits the strings when you strike a key? Click for Term
Hammer What do we call the part of the piano that hits the strings when you strike a key? Click for Term