Front of Card. Back of Card. Name the notes on the lines of the treble clef. EGBDF

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1 Note Cards

2 Name the notes on the lines of the treble clef. EGBDF

3 Name the notes on the spaces of the treble clef. FACE

4 Name the notes on the lines of the bass clef. GBDFA

5 Name the notes on the spaces of the bass clef. ACEG

6 Treble Clef high & instruments

7 ? Bass Clef low instruments

8 Staff ======== 5 lines and 4 spaces where the notes are placed

9 \ === \ Measure or Bar A bite size chunk of music

10 \ === \ Barline Divides a staff into measures

11 Grand Staff Both the treble and bass clefs connected with a bracket.

12 Bracket Connects the treble and bass clefs to form the grand staff.

13 Name the 8 elements of music. Melody Rhythm Form Texture/ Harmony Tempo Timbre Dynamice Articulation

14 What is melody? One note at a time/ the part of the song you go home singing

15 What is Rhythm? A pattern of sounds and silences within a beat

16 What is form? How a song is organized including repeated material and development sections. Some examples are: Theme and Variations Sonata Form Rhondo Form The Blues AABA Verse/chorus

17 What is Texture/ Harmony? More than one note at a time. Examples are: Monophonic Polyphonic Homophony

18 What is tempo? The speed of the music

19 What is timbre? The color of the sound. What makes a trumpet sound like a trumpet and not a flute.

20 What are dynamics? Volume Soft and loud

21 What are articulations? The start of the note. The basic articulations are: accent; staccato; tenuto; marcato *With wind instruments it involves your tongue. *In singing it is how you enunciate your words (we call this diction.) *With percussion instruments it is how you strike the instrument

22 Time signature Can be found at the beginning of a song. Top number tells us how many beats are in a measure/ bottom number tells you what kind of note gets a beat. Some common time signatures are: C c

23 Key signature Can be found at the beginning of a song. Indicates which notes are sharp or flat in a song. Every scale has its own key signature. This tells us where the home tone is, where Do is.

24 # Sharp Raises a note by a half step and remains in effect for the entire measure.

25 b Flat Lowers a note by a half step and remains in effect for the entire measure.

26 n Natural Sign Cancels a flat or sharp and remains in effect for the entire measure.

27 Interval The distance between any two notes.

28 Half Step Smallest interval in western music. Any two notes that are next to each other.

29 Whole Step Second smallest interval in western music. A whole step is equal to two half steps.

30 Front wof Card Whole note 4 beats (in 4 time.) 4

31 Half note h 2 beats (in time.) 4 4

32 h. Dotted half note 3 beats (in 4 4 time.)

33 Quarter note q (in 1 beat 4 4 time.)

34 e Eighth note (in 1/2 beat 4 4 time.)

35 Two eighth notes. ½ beat each.

36 x Sixteenth note 1/4 beat (in 4 4 time.)

37 4 sixteenth notes ¼ beat each (in 4 4 time.)

38 Dot Q. A dot adds half of the value of the note being dotted to the note.

39 Whole rest 4 beats of silence (in 4 4 time.)

40 Dotted whole rest 6 beats of silence (in 4 4 time.)

41 Half rest 2 beats of silence (in 4 4 time.)

42 Dotted half rest 3 beats of silence (in 4 4 time.)

43 Quarter rest 1 beat of silence (in 4 4 time.)

44 Eighth rest 1/2 beat of silence (in 4 4 time.)

45 Sixteenth rest ¼ beat of silence (in 4 4 time.)

46 ff Fortissimo Italian word for very loud.

47 f Forte Italian word for loud

48 F Mezzo Forte Italian word for medium loud.

49 P Mezzo Piano Italian word for medium soft.

50 p Piano Italian word for soft

51 pp Pianissimo Italian word for very soft

52 Crescendo Italian word for getting louder

53 Decrescendo Italian word for getting softer

54 Q Tenuto long

55 Q. Staccato Short

56 Q Accent The note should be emphasized.

57 Q v Marcato Short and accented

58 Fermata u Hold the note longer than normal

59 Caesura A pause or hold before going on.

60 , Breath Mark Indicates when to breathe.

61 Tie q q Connects two or more notes of the same pitch.

62 Slur q q Connects two or more notes that are different pitches.

63 Emboucher A French word that means how your lips form around a mouthpiece

64 Scale a series of notes differing in pitch according to a specific scheme (usually within an octave) scale

65 Major Scale A series of whole steps and half steps. W=whole step H=half step WWHWWWH

66 Minor Scale The same notes as a major scale but beginning on the 6 th scale degree. W=whole step H=half step WHWWHWW

67 Chord Three or more notes sounding at the same time.

68 Repeat sign go back to the beginning or a previous and play again.

69 Da Segno in Italian it mean the sign, abbreviated D.S. The term D.S. al Coda means to repeat back to this symbol.

70 Coda In Italian it mean the tail end. This indicates the last section or end of a song.

71 Beat How a musician measures time.

72 Resilient Able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions. Able to endure. To push through an obstacle.

INTERMEDIATE STUDY GUIDE

INTERMEDIATE STUDY GUIDE Be Able to Hear and Sing DO RE DO MI DO FA DO SOL DO LA DO TI DO DO RE DO MI DO FA DO SOL DO LA DO TI DO DO DO MI FA MI SOL DO TI, DO SOL, FA MI SOL MI TI, DO SOL, DO Pitch SOLFEGE: do re mi fa sol la