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Staff
Five lines equally spaced horizontally
clef
a symbol to denote pitches on the line and spaces of the staff
trebel/ G clef
Women voices, flute, children, high
bass/ f clef
lower voices, lower instruments
ledger line
short lines used above or below the staff, increases the scope of the staff
bar lines
vertical lines drawn at measured differences on the staff
measure
space on the staff enclosed between two bar lines
pitch
the highness or the lowness of a tone
grand staff
the treble and bass clef plus C defined by bracket
note
a symbol that indicates pitch on the staff or what kind of note rythmically
repeat sign
two dots that surround the third line of the staff, w/double bar. Means to repeat from beginning and repeat to sign.
time signature
a symbol consisting of two numbers at the beginning of the piece. It denotes the basic rythmical pattern. Top: number of counts in a measure. Bottom number: what kind of not gets one count.
dot
symbol placed after a not. A rest that increases it one half of its original value
Accent
to emphasize or stress a note
Tempo
The rate of speed you play a piece
double bar
two parallel lines drawn vertically across the staff. Indicating the end of a piece
C
Common Time
A rest
A symbol that indicates silence for every one there is a note
scale
A graduated series of notes arranged in a specific order
Coda
Ending
Coda
Ending
Reason for Instruments
Cultures, Coordination, Dynamics, Sound, Creative, Listening skills, individualism, share
7 Facets of Music
Singing, playing instruments, body movement, listening, creativity, developing musical concepts, learning music rotation
characteristics of children
playful, full of life, repetitive, can't skip