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Elements of Music
Notes on the Staff
Note Values
Music Terms
Composers
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A Single line of tones that move up or down or
repeat.
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MELODY
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Combination of long and short sounds and silences
that give a sense of movement to music.
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RHYTHM
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The overall plan of a piece of music.
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FORM
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Two or more tones sounding at the same time.
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HARMONY
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The quality or characteristic of the sound of an
instrument or voice.
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TIMBRE
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The names of the notes in the spaces in the
treble clef.
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F-A-C-E
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The names of the notes on the lines in the treble
clef.
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E-G-B-D-F
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The note on the ledger line under the treble clef.
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MIDDLE C
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The sentence that helps us remember the names of
the lines in the treble clef.
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Every Good Boy Does Fine
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The other name for the treble clef.
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The G clef
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A note that gets 4 counts.
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WHOLE NOTE
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A note that gets ½ count.
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EIGHTH NOTE
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A note that gets 1 count
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QUARTER NOTE
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A note that gets 2 counts
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HALF NOTE
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A note that gets ¼ of a count
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SIXTEENTH
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You need this to show pitch.
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A STAFF
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Loudness and softness in music
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DYNAMICS
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High and low in music
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PITCH
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The speed of the beat
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TEMPO
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Polyphony, monophony, and homophony are 3 kinds
of
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TEXTURE
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This composer wrote Little Fugue
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BACH
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This composer was deaf when he wrote his last
symphony.
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BEETHOVEN
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This composer wrote Rhapsody in Blue
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GEORGE GERSHWIN
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This composer was known as The King of Ragtime
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SCOTT JOPLIN
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This composer was known as The March King
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JOHN PHILIP SOUSA