Raises or lowers the pitch of a note:

Tells how many beats in a measure and what kind of note gets the beat:

Divides the music staff into measures:

A suggested place to take a breath:

To make the music gradually get louder is to:

Go back to the beginning and stop at the Fine:

Indicates the end of a section of music:

Holds a note longer than written:

Lowers the pitch of a note by one half step:

The pitch accuracy between multiple notes:

Determines which notes should be flat or sharp in a song:

Indicates a section of music should be played again:

The distance between two bar lines:

Cancels a flat or sharp:

Indicates an amount of silence in a measure:

Playing the same music beginning at different times is called a:

Raises the pitch of a note by one half step:

Connects two or more notes of different pitches:

Which of the following is not a musical term related to pitch?

What is the symbol used to indicate a note should be played higher in pitch?

Which term describes the combination of notes played together?

What is the name for the five lines and four spaces on which music is written?

How does the division of beats in a compound meter affect the overall feel of the music?

What kinds of styles might we see compound meter?

What kinds of styles might we see simple meter?

In which type of meter is it more common to find syncopation?

What is duple and triple most commonly referring to in music?

The five horizontal lines music is written on is called a....

Musical math - What is the value of the expression?

What symbols show pitch and duration?

What is the name of this symbol?

What is the name of this symbol?

What is this called?