[worthbeads]

Betcha can't answer all these questions about sheet music!

1. What does # mean in music

2. What does 2/2

3. How many measures in a phrase

4. What is it called when you play two different notes at once

5. What note is between the two clefs

6. Does "B" have a flat

7. Does "B" Have a sharp

8. Name the notes of an octave (don't do sharps or flats)

9. Legato means what

10. FF at the beginning of music means what

[Thomas1970]

1. The following note is sharped.

2. Two beats per measure, half note gets a beat.

3. Phrase is an ambiguous term in music, but it can be 2 to 8.

4. An interval.

5. Middle C.

6. B does have a flat. Bb=A#.

7. B does have a sharp. B#=C.

8. Tonic, Supertonic, Mediant, Sub-Dominant, Dominant, Sub-Mediant, Leading/Subtonic

9. Legato is Italian for "tied together". It means the notes are to be played smoothly. In guitar playing it often refers to techniques such as hammer-ons or pull-offs; or legato (smooth) slides, as opposed to a shift slide.

10. "ff" stands for "fortissimo", meaning to be played "very loudly."

[NeedKarma]

<makes mental note --> Thomas knows music>


:)

[worthbeads]

#1: correct
#2: correct (also would have accepted "cut time"
#3: correct (trick question)
#4: I was looking for "chord"
#5: correct
#6: correct
#7: absolutely correct
#8: you could have just said A B C D E F G
#9: correct
#10: correct

[worthbeads]

Here's another one for you: sing sing sing featured what instrument and player. You also might have herd this song in a "Chips Ahoy" commercial.