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the notes of a chord played in succession one after the other
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| A sequence of notes in ascending and descending order |
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| A supporting background part over which the main part of the song is heard; usually played by the piano |
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| Chord – notes stacked on top of each other and played all at once (at least 3 or more) |
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| Notes stacked on top of each other and played all at once |
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What is the name for both of the these notes?
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| Tells you which notes to change consistently throughout the entire song |
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Where on this keyboard are the notes
C-D-E ?
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Where on this keyboard are the notes F-G-A-B?
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What is this symbol called and what does it do?
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| Sharp – raises a note by a half step |
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All of these are examples of what?
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| Accidentals – symbols written beside a note in order to change it |
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| Natural – cancels the sharp or flat / makes the note “normal” |
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| The distance of 8 steps between two notes – results in reaching from one letter name to the exact same letter name |
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| One note having two names |
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What is this an example of?
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| A piece of music where two or more groups play exactly the same meody but starting at different times |
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What is this symbol called and what does it mean?
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| Staccato – play the note short |
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| Ledger Lines – extends the staff |
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The first two notes of this song are called what?
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What is it called when a scale goes up and down by half steps only?
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| What is the pattern of whole/half steps for a MAJOR scale? |
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| What is the pattern of whole/half steps for a MINOR scale? |
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| Which type of scale/key makes happy sounds? |
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| Which type of scale/key makes sad sounds? |
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| Dotted Quarter Note – worth 1.5 counts |
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What are these called and what do you when you see it in a song?
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First & Second Endings
Play the song through the first ending, repeat back to the beginning, play through, then skip the first ending and go to the second and finish the song
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| To divide into two or more parts |
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| Playing the same exact note/pitch |
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