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What is group of musicians playing instruments under the direction of a conductor?
An orchestra
What do we call the the leader of a musical ensemble who is responsible for keeping the group together?
The conductor
What are the four instrument families?
Brass, Percussion, String, Woodwind
Name an instrument from the woodwind family
Clarinet Saxophone Flute Oboe
Name an instrument from the brass family
Trumpet Tuba French Horn Trombone Euphonium Baritone
Name an instrument from the string family
Violin Viola Cello String/Double Bass Guitar
Name an instrument from the percussion family
Triangle Bass drum Snare drum Tambourine Xylophone Piano
What is a musical staff made up of?
5 lines and 4 spaces
What is the symbol on the left called?
Treble clef
What do we put at the beginning of a staff?
A clef
What are the letters of the musical alphabet?
A, B, C, D, E, F, G
What does rhythm mean?
The part that changes and makes the song interesting
What does beat mean?
Steady and unchanging, like your heart beat or the second hand on a clock
How many beats does a whole note get?
4
How many beats does a half note get?
2 beats
How many beats does a quarter note get?
1 beat
How many beats does a eighth note get?
1/2 of a beat
What is this?
Quarter note
What is this?
Half Note
What is this?
Quarter Rest
What is this?
Whole Note
What is this?
Eighth Note
The distance between notes.
Interval
The distance between one note and the next note of the same name (e.g., the distance between low C and high C).
Octave
It is the last part of a scale. It's a broken chord. It contains the first, third, fifth, and top note (note number 8) of the scale.
Arpeggio


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