Short and long sounds in music that exist over a steady beat.

A muscle used for proper breathing. Located beneath your rib cage.

The speed of the music

Louds and Softs in Music

3 Parts in the choir from highest to lowest.

A note that receives 1 beat.

When you inhale, your stomach goes out. When you exhale, it goes in. This engages your diaphragm. Your shoulders shouldn't move.

Symbols that indicate a note is strongly emphasized or strongly played/sung.

The 2 numbers at the beginning of the song. The top number tells how many beats there are in a measure. The bottom number tells you which note gets one beat.

A note that gets 1/4 Beat. 4 Together make up one quarter note!

A dynamic marking that means soft.

A note that gets 3 beats.

Sections of music separated by bar lines.

A marking that means get gradually louder.

A dynamic marking that means loud.

Standing Tall, Shoulders rolled back, Feet shoulder-width apart, hands at your sides.

What kind of note is shown here?

What does mezzo forte mean?

What does decrescendo mean?

What does forte mean?

What kind of note is this?

PP(Pianissimo)

Allegro

Moderato

FF (Fortissimo)