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WorksheetsMusic Theory I
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 12mins
The musical staff has how many lines?
4
6
7
5
What does the clef tell the musician?
How the staff is to be read
What dynamic level to play at
What the key is
What the tempo is
What does the key signature indicate?
The beats in a measure
The sharps, flats and naturals in the piece
What tempo to play at
The clef shown is the _________ and indicates where _ is on the staff.
C-clef, C
G-clef, G
F-clef, F
Notes like the one shown in the picture need short lines that continue above the staff known as:
Short Lines
Extensions
Ledger Lines
The three clefs used in modern music are:
G clef, D clef, F clef
C clef, A clef, G clef
G clef, F clef, C clef
Why do we need multiple clefs?
To make reading easier for instruments with different ranges
To complicate our lives
What are the lines of the G-clef (treble clef) from bottom to top?
E G B D F
G B D F A
F A C E G
What are the spaces of the G-clef (treble clef) from bottom to top?
C E G B
A C E F
F A C E
This is the_________and tells the musician where _ is on the staff
C clef, C
G clef, G
F-clef, F
What are the lines of the F-clef?
G B D F A
E G B D F
What are the spaces of the F-clef?
A C E G
F A C E
This is the _______ and tells the musician where _ is on the staff.
G-clef, G
F-clef, F
C-clef, C
The G, F and C clef are also known as the:
High, Low, Middle Clefs
Treble, Bass, Alto Clefs
Pulse or tempo is known as:
Beat
Rhythm
Pitch
Two eighth notes equal one quarter note.
True
False
These are ________ and are counted___
8th Notes, 1 +
16th Notes, 1 e
Quarter Notes, 1 2
