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Music Theory Scramble

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Unscramble key music terms and learn their meanings.

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Unscramble key music terms and learn their meanings.

by Michael Floyd
1

How softly or loudly to perform a passage, influencing expression and contrast.

2

Indicates how many beats are grouped in each measure and which note value gets one beat.

  
  
3

The five-line, four-space grid where notes and musical symbols are placed to show pitch and duration.

4

A mark directing notes to be played very short and detached, creating a crisp articulation.

5

A tonal center associated with a single sharp in its key signature, often producing a bright sound.

  
  
6

A symbol at the beginning of the staff that shows which notes are sharp or flat throughout the piece.

  
  
7

A directive to play with a strong, loud volume.

8

The symbol at the beginning of the staff that designates higher-pitched notes and their positions for higher pitched instruments.

  
  
9

The symbol at the beginning of the staff that designates lower-pitched note and their positions for lower pitched instruments.

  
  
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The type of note that gets one count in a 4/4 time signature.

  
  
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The type of note that gets 4 counts in a 4/4 time signature.

  
  
12

The type of note that gets two counts in a 4/4 time signature.

  
  
13

To subdivide a single measure in 4/4 time using 1e&a 2e&a 3e&a 4e&a

     
  
  
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