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WorksheetsPiano Unit 1 Terms and Symbols
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which of the following means "moderately loud"?
Which of the following means "soft"?
What is another name for the Treble Clef?
F clef
D clef
C clef
G clef
What line is the note G in the treble clef?
Line 1
Line 2
Line 3
Line 5
What do you use to place notes higher or lower than the staff?
Ledger lines
A ladder
Time signature
Treble Clef
The top number of a time signature indicates what?
How many beats are in each measure
How many notes are in each measure
What type of note gets the beat
How long the song will last
What is the equivalent time signature for this symbol?
4/4
3/4
2/4
4/2
What is the curved line shown here called?
Staccato
Slur
Crescendo
Forte
What does "articulation" refer to?
The manner in which notes are connected or separated
The length of a quarter note in 4/4 time
How loud or how soft a note is played
How fast or how slow the tempo is
What is a "phrase"?
A musical thought or sentence
A group of notes in one measure
A group of white keys on the piano
A line used to extend the range of the staff
What is the definition of "staccato"?
Play notes short and detached
Play notes smoothly connected
Play notes loudly
Play low notes only
What type of articulation does a slur indicate?
legato - smoothly connected
forte - loud
non legato - slightly detached
staccato - short and detached
What does "tempo" mean?
the rate of speed
the length of the note
how notes are connected
play louder
What is the definition of "adagio"?
quickly, happily
moderately
moving along ("walking")
slowly
Which tempo mark is defined as "moving along" or "walking"?
Andante
Moderato
Allegro
Adagio
