A ____ is a symbol placed at the beginning of a line of music that establishes the letter names of the lines and spaces of the staff.

What is this symbol called?

What is this symbol called?

When shown like this, these symbols together make up what?

Starting at the bottom, what are the letter names of the spaces in the treble clef?

Starting at the bottom, what are the letter names of the lines of the treble clef?

Starting at the bottom, what are the letter names of the spaces of the bass clef?

Starting at the bottom, what are the letter names of the lines of the bass clef?

The note at which the bass and treble clefs converge is called?

This clef may be positioned on any line of the staff to designate middle C.

Symbols placed to the left of noteheads to indicate the raising or lowering of a pitch are called what?

What does a sharp (#) do to a pitch?

What does a flat (b) do to a pitch?

The accidental that cancels any previous sharp or flat is called what?

Tones that have the same pitch but different letter names are called what?

Placed to the right of a note head, this figure lengthens the value of the note by half again its value.

A curved line that connects two adjacent notes of the same pitch into a single sound with a duration equal to the sum of both note values is called what?

Symbols used to notate durations of sound are called what?

Symbols used to notate durations of silence are called what?