Bandworks 1.5 review

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Tie

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combines two notes of the same pitch

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Slur

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means you play more than one note without a break in sound (tongue first note only of a set of notes under a slur)

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Concert key

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the key that the C instruments play in (flute, oboe, bassoon, trombone, baritone BC, bells)

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Transposed keys

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what clarinets, trumpets, saxophones, horns play in

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A time signature

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how many counts are in each measure and which type of note gets one beat

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Common time, or 4/4 time

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four counts per measure and a quarter note gets one beat

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Andante

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medium slowly or walking speed

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Key signature

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which notes will have flats or sharps all the way through the song

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Bass clef

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F clef because the two dots surround the line that is named F

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Sharp sign (#)

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go one half-step up (one note to the right on the fingering chart)