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FLASH CARDS
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Used for the upper register higher notes play with right hand Click for Term
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Treble Clef Used for the upper register higher notes play with right hand Click for Term
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Used for the lower register lower notes play with left hand Click for Term
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Bass Clef Used for the lower register lower notes play with left hand Click for Term
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The tune of a piece of music Click for Term
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Melody The tune of a piece of music Click for Term
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Family where any instrument is played by striking, rubbing, or shaking Click for Term
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Percussion Family where any instrument is played by striking, rubbing, or shaking Click for Term
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The family where any instrument played by blowing air into a hole or over a reed Click for Term
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Woodwind The family where any instrument played by blowing air into a hole or over a reed Click for Term
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The family where any instrument played by buzzing lips against a mouthpiece Click for Term
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Brass The family where any instrument played by buzzing lips against a mouthpiece Click for Term
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The family where any instrument is played by plucking or with a bow Click for Term
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String The family where any instrument is played by plucking or with a bow Click for Term
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The working parts of the piano Click for Term
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Piano Action The working parts of the piano Click for Term
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mp = mezzo piano Click for Term
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Medium soft mp = mezzo piano Click for Term
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Treble Staff, Bass Staff, Bar line, and Brace - used for piano music Click for Term
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Grand Staff Treble Staff, Bass Staff, Bar line, and Brace - used for piano music Click for Term
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pp = pianissimo Click for Term
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Very soft pp = pianissimo Click for Term
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Sign meaning to return to the beginning and do it again Click for Term
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Repeat Sign Sign meaning to return to the beginning and do it again Click for Term
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4 beats of silence Click for Term
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Whole rest 4 beats of silence Click for Term
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the number of vibrations per second (example: A440Hz) Click for Term
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Frequency the number of vibrations per second (example: A440Hz) Click for Term
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Which number of the time signature tells us which note gets one beat? Click for Term
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Bottom Number Which number of the time signature tells us which note gets one beat? Click for Term
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mf = mezzo forte Click for Term
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Medium loud mf = mezzo forte Click for Term
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volume Click for Term
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Dynamics Volume Click for Term
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p = piano Click for Term
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Soft or quiet p = piano Click for Term
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ff = fortissimo Click for Term
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Very loud ff = fortissimo Click for Term
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the 2 numbers found at the beginning of a piece of music Click for Term
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Time Signature the 2 numbers found at the beginning of a piece of music Click for Term
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f = forte Click for Term
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Loud f = forte Click for Term
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Which number of the time signature tells us the number of beats per measure? Click for Term
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Top number Which number of the time signature tells us the number of beats per measure? Click for Term
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What do we call the part of the piano that hits the strings when you strike a key? Click for Term
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Hammer What do we call the part of the piano that hits the strings when you strike a key? Click for Term
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