represented by an oval and has no stem. It lasts for four beats.

 represented by a small oval with a stem that either points up or down based on it’s location on the staff.

The half rest is represented by a a small square, much like the whole rest.

 represented by a filled in oval with a stem that either points up or down based on it’s location on the staff.

  represented by the fancy squiggle above. It also lasts for one beat, half as long as the half rest.

represented by a quarter note with a flag. It also has a stem that either points up or down based on it’s location on the staff.

 The eighth rest is represented by a simpler squiggle.

What kind of note is this?

What kind of Rest is this?

Which musical symbol has 4 beats?

What is the name of this note?

What is the name of this rest?

What is the name of this symbol?

What is the name of this symbol?

How many beats does this rest receive?

What is the name of this note?

A note that has 2 beats

Rhythm in music can be divided into groups Is called ____

Meter in music is grouped in twos

Meter in music is grouped in triple

Meter in music is grouped in fours

This meter has a constant pattern of an accented beat followed by an unaccented beat.

This meter has a constant pattern of an accented beat followed by two unaccented beats..contains three beats to a measure.

This meter has a constant pattern of an accented beat followed by three weak beats.

the combination of notes and rests in a given meter. It is the combination of long and short duration of sounds and silences or with different time values.

device (or symbol) that tells you about time in music.

How many beats in each bar?

How many beats in each bar?

a system of signs used in written form of music.

What is this pitch called?

(Take a guess but remember what line it is on!)

What is this pitch called?

What is this pitch called?

What is this pitch called?

What is this pitch called?

What is this pitch called?

What is this pitch called?

What is the name of this pitch?

What is the acronym of "E G B D F"

characterized by a pattern of fixed intervals of whole steps and half steps

sharps and flats written at the beginning of the staff

is a musical symbol that raises the pitch of a note by a half step.

(♭) lowers the pitch of a note by a half step.

one of the most commonly used key signatures. It is the simplest key because it has no sharp or flat note.

has one sharp (#). It is located on the fifth line after the G clef at the beginning of the staff.

refers to the up and down movement of tones in the scale.

 A melody moves up by step when the notes go up from a line to the next space or from a space to the next line.

   A melody moves down by leaps when the notes move from space to another space or from line to another line downward.

A melody moves up by skips when the notes move from one line to another line or from a space to another space.

A melody moves down by step when the notes go down from line-space-line direction or vice versa.

A melody is repeated or static if the same notes stay on the same line or space.

These movements give a feeling of excitement among the listeners.