Fundamental Notation Flashcards
1
Q
A theoretical construction consisting of eleven lines and ten spaces with middle C as the middle or sixth line.
A
great staff
2
Q
The treble and bass clefs, joined together form the:
A
grand staff
3
Q
Temporary extensions above or below the staff:
A
leger lines
4
Q
Pitches that have different names but sound the same.
A
Enharmonic pitches
5
Q
Middle C
A
c1
6
Q
The highest pitch on the keyboard
A
c5
7
Q
The octave immediately below the first octave.
A
small octave
8
Q
The lowest note on the keyboard
A
Subcontra A (AAA)
9
Q
G clefs
A
Super Treble; Treble
10
Q
Super Treble Clef reads like:
A
Bass clef
11
Q
C clefs
A
Soprano, mezzo soprano, alto, tenor, baritone C
12
Q
Baritone C clef reads like:
A
Baritone F clef
13
Q
F clefs
A
Baritone F, Bass, Contra Bass
14
Q
Contra Bass clef reads life:
A
Treble clef
15
Q
Rhythm is composed of
A
sound and silence
