Smooth and connected, often shown by a slur.

Symphony No. 9 by Beethoven

A symbol at the beginning of a line of music that indicates to play the piano with the right hand and that "G" is on line 2.

The first seven letters of the alphabet

When a curved line connects two notes that are on the same line or space and they are played as one note with the combined value of both notes.

At the beginning of a line of music, after the clef, and shows the number of beats per measure and what note value gets one beat.

The symbol at the beginning of a line of music that indicates to play the piano with your left hand and that “F” is on line 4.

Five lines and four spaces of written music.  It is where the notes are located.

A musical thought, idea, or sentence.

The notes C, D, E, F, G in both hands on the piano.

A note value with 1 beat of sound.

A treble clef on the staff.

The way you sit and play the piano keyboard

A note value with 2 beats of continuous sound

A unit of music, divided by bar lines, with equal beats.

the duration of or how long to hold a note or rest.

A curved line between two or more notes that are different lines or spaces; it means to play legato.

a pattern of different note values combined.

A movement of Dvorak’s “New World Symphony.”

A note value of three beats of continuous sound.

At the beginning of a line of music that means there are three beats in each measure and the quarter note gets one beat.

The pitches B, F, and G played together.

Distance between two pitches. (notes)

Pitches C, E, and G played together

Dynamic level meaning loud

a bass clef on the staff

A double bar and double dots that means to go back to the beginning and play again.

three or more pitches played together

two bar lines that mean it is the end of a piece of music.

The treble and bass staffs combined via a brace and a single bar line.

A note value of four beats of silence.

A note value of 2 beats of silence

The distance between two pitches, played one after the other.

a note value of four beats of continuous sound

the distance between two pitches, played at the same time.

Dynamic level meaning medium loud

a single vertical line that divides the music into measures

dynamic level meaning soft

A note value of one beat of silence.