Which instrument(s) play in alto clef? (check all that apply)

This symbol is called a

This dynamic symbol is called

This symbol indicates that a section of the music is to be played again

This symbol is called a

Which instrument(s) play in treble clef? (check all that apply)

This symbol is called a

Which instrument(s) play in bass clef? (check all that apply)

This dynamic symbol is called

This rhythm symbol is called a

This rhythm symbol is called a

These rhythm symbols are called

This rhythm symbol is called a

This rhythm symbol is called a

This rhythm symbol is called a

How many beats of sound does this note receive?

How many beats of silence does this symbol receive?

How many beats of silence does this symbol receive?

How many beats of sound does this note receive?

This dynamic symbol is called

How many beats of sound do EACH of these notes receive? (so how much is each individual 8th note worth?)

This symbol indicates that you have reached the end of a piece of music

This symbol raises a note a half step, or a half a tone

How many beats of silence does this symbol receive?

This dynamic symbol is called

These symbols tell us how many beats are in each measure and which rhythm symbol gets 1 beat

This symbol cancels out a previous accidental, returning the note to its original tone/name

This symbol means 2 or more notes are played in one bow stroke

This dynamic symbol is called

This symbol indicates a note is to be played longer than its normal value; until the conductor stops you.

This symbol means to stop the bow between each note, creating short, crisp sounds

This symbol connects two or more notes of the same letter name, combining the rhythm values into a longer lasting note.

This symbol lowers a note a half step, or a half a tone

This dynamic symbol is called

The area right after the clef sign that show which sharps or flats are being used throughout the song is called the: