2. FLASH CARDS

3. Used for the upper register higher notes play with right hand Click for Term

4. Treble Clef Used for the upper register higher notes play with right hand Click for Term

5. Used for the lower register lower notes play with left hand Click for Term

6. Bass Clef Used for the lower register lower notes play with left hand Click for Term

7. The tune of a piece of music Click for Term

8. Melody The tune of a piece of music Click for Term

9. Family where any instrument is played by striking, rubbing, or shaking Click for Term

10. Percussion Family where any instrument is played by striking, rubbing, or shaking Click for Term

11. The family where any instrument played by blowing air into a hole or over a reed Click for Term

12. Woodwind The family where any instrument played by blowing air into a hole or over a reed Click for Term

13. The family where any instrument played by buzzing lips against a mouthpiece Click for Term

14. Brass The family where any instrument played by buzzing lips against a mouthpiece Click for Term

15. The family where any instrument is played by plucking or with a bow Click for Term

16. String The family where any instrument is played by plucking or with a bow Click for Term

17. The working parts of the piano Click for Term

18. Piano Action The working parts of the piano Click for Term

19. mp = mezzo piano Click for Term

20. Medium soft mp = mezzo piano Click for Term

21. Treble Staff, Bass Staff, Bar line, and Brace - used for piano music Click for Term

22. Grand Staff Treble Staff, Bass Staff, Bar line, and Brace - used for piano music Click for Term

23. pp = pianissimo Click for Term

24. Very soft pp = pianissimo Click for Term

25. Sign meaning to return to the beginning and do it again Click for Term

26. Repeat Sign Sign meaning to return to the beginning and do it again Click for Term

27. 4 beats of silence Click for Term

28. Whole rest 4 beats of silence Click for Term

29. the number of vibrations per second (example: A440Hz) Click for Term

30. Frequency the number of vibrations per second (example: A440Hz) Click for Term

31. Which number of the time signature tells us which note gets one beat? Click for Term

32. Bottom Number Which number of the time signature tells us which note gets one beat? Click for Term

33. mf = mezzo forte Click for Term

34. Medium loud mf = mezzo forte Click for Term

35. volume Click for Term

36. Dynamics Volume Click for Term

37. p = piano Click for Term

38. Soft or quiet p = piano Click for Term

39. ff = fortissimo Click for Term

40. Very loud ff = fortissimo Click for Term

41. the 2 numbers found at the beginning of a piece of music Click for Term

42. Time Signature the 2 numbers found at the beginning of a piece of music Click for Term

43. f = forte Click for Term

44. Loud f = forte Click for Term

45. Which number of the time signature tells us the number of beats per measure? Click for Term

46. Top number Which number of the time signature tells us the number of beats per measure? Click for Term

47. What do we call the part of the piano that hits the strings when you strike a key? Click for Term

48. Hammer What do we call the part of the piano that hits the strings when you strike a key? Click for Term