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| The placement of sounds and silences in music. |
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| The first beat of a measure. |
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| The horizontal lines on which notes are written. It has five lines and four spaces, |
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| A symbol that appears at the beginning of some music. |
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| The numbers which appear after the clef sign in music. |
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| The filled-in oval note head with a straight,flagless stem. It is one beat long. |
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| The filled-in note head with a straight stem and one flag. It is one-half beat long. |
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| The music contained between the bar lines. |
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| The vertical line that separates the staff into measures. |
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| The hollow oval note head with a straight stem. It is two beats long. |
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| The hollow oval note head with no stem. It is four beats long. |
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| The filled-in note head with a straight stem and two flags. It is one-quarter beat long. |
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| The hollow oval note head with a straight stem and a dot after it. |
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| A straight line connecting two or more notes. |
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| A complete musical thought. |
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| A sign that indicates that a section of music is to be played again. |
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| The speed of the beat in music. |
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| A grouping of long and short sounds. |
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| The printed music for a song. |
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