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17 Cards in this Set
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Ledger Lines
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Short lines drawn above or below the staff for notes too high or too low to appear on the staff.
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Sharp
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Sign used to raise the pitch of a note one half step.
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Flat
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Sign used to lower the pitch of a note one half step.
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Natural
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Sign used to cancel a sharp or flat.
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Tie
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A curved line connecting to notes of the same pitch. The second note is not to be played, but its value is added to that of the first.
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Repeat
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Repeat the section between these signs. If there is only one sign, then go back to the beginning of the piece.
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The end or close of the piece.
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Fine
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Fermata (bird's eye hold)
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To hold or pause
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Treble or G Clef
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Staff sign for notes above middle C.
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Bass or F Clef
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Staff sign for notes below middle C.
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Legato
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Indicates that a passage is to be played very smoothly without interruptions between notes.
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Da capo
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Go back to the beginning.
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Accent
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TO place emphasis on a specific note.
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Forte
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Strong or loud.
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Piano
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Soft or quiet
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Phrase Line
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A curved line drawn over or under a group of notes, slur indicating that the notes should be played smoothly and connected. (legato)
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Fermata
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To hold or pause.
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