Musecore Terms 2/2

Question 1

A quadruple whole note.

Answer 1

longa

Question 2

Interval of silence of a specified duration.

Answer 2

rest

Question 3

A curved line between two adjacent notes of the same pitch to indicate a single note of combined duration.

Answer 3

tie

Question 4

A hundred and twenty eighth note (in British English or BE). (-ihemidemisemiquaver)

Answer 4

Semihemidemisemiquaver/Quasihemidemisemiquaver

Question 5

Line/s that are added with and for notes above or below the staff.

Answer 5

ledger line/ leger line

Question 6

Usually given by a note length equaling a certain playback speed.

Answer 6

metronome mark

Question 7

A term used to describe two interlocking, oppositely-beamed sets of notes.

Answer 7

interleaved

Question 8

A thirty-second note (in British English or BE).

Answer 8

demisemiquaver

Question 9

Is a brief, silent pause.

Answer 9

caesura

Question 10

A sixty-fourth note (in British English or BE). (-ihemidemisemiquaver)

Answer 10

hemidemisemiquaver

Question 11

An instrument or part with two or more staves, featuring treble and bass clefs (in American English or AE).

Answer 11

great stave/great staff

Question 12

Used for grouping notes (especially flagged notes).

Answer 12

beams

Question 13

The time signature on a single staff when different from the overall score time signature.

Answer 13

local time signature

Question 14

A musical phrase extending across two neighboring staffs.

Answer 14

cross-staff notation

Question 15

A note whose duration is an eighth of a whole note.