WorksheetsMusicianship Survival Guide
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Crescendo
Gradually getting louder
Gradually getting softer
Loud
Soft
Decrescendo
Gradually getting louder
Stopping
When music overlaps
Gradually getting softer
Syncopation
Cross-rhythms
When notes are detached
Playing a note louder than the others
The two numbers at the beginning of the session
Piano
An instrument
Soft
A sharp sign
To pluck a string
Legato
Notes are connected
Notes are detached
An accidental that raises the pitch
An accidental that cancels a flat or sharp
Staccato
Loud
Notes are connected
Notes are detached
2 chords that end a phase
Forte
soft
Loud
quiet
really quiet
Semitone
2 pitches that sound the same
distance between 2 pitches
Italian term for guitar
key signature
Enharmonic
2 pitches that sound the same but aren't
Connects or groups notes to be played legato
An accidental that raises the pitch by one semitone
An accidental that lowers the pitch by one semitone
Accent
cadence
to emphasise a note
To cancel a flat or sharp
loud
Slur
connects notes to play smoothly
loud
accidental
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Stave
a set of five parallel lines that music is written on to indicate its pitch
loud
Smallest distance between two pitches
To pluck a string
