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The staff on which the bass clef is placed |
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A sign that helps organize the staff so notes can be easily read |
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It receives 2 beats of silence in 4/4 time |
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Two notes of the same pitch joined by a curved line |
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Raises the pitch by one half step |
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Play the note louder with a special emphasis |
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The five lines and four spaces between them |
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Two notes that sound the same but are written differently |
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Repeat from the sign and play to the end |
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Is written at the end of a piece of music |
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Lowers the pitch by one half step |
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To play notes smoothly connected |
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Receives 1 beat in 4/4 time |
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To rest for an entire measure |
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Receives one and a half beats in 4/4 time |
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Repeat from the beginning, play to Coda sign, skip to Coda |
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How fast or slow to play music |
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Smoothly connects two or more different pitches |
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The bass staff and treble staff connected by a brace and line |
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A flat, sharp or natural sign that appears within music |
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The distance from any key on the keyboard to the next key |
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Hold a note for full value |
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Indicates the volume or how loud or soft to play |
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The lines which cross the staff and divide into measures |
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Moving along, walking speed |
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The clef used for notes in the higher pitch range |
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The manner in which a note is performed |
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The clef used for notes in the lower pitch range |
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Repeat from the beginning, play to the end |
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Short lines which added to extend the range of the staff |
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Hold the note longer than its normal value |
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The sign before a note that cancels out a previous flat or sharp |
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The oval-shaped symbols places on lines or spaces of staff |
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