Music Notation

3. refer to the variations in loudness of a musical composition
6. a set of notes usually in sequential order that is used to play in a particular range
7. (very soft)
12. increasing loudness
13. the lines on which notes are placed. it is made up of 5 lines and 4 spaces
15. the whole note is worth _____ beats
17. (very loud)
18. the eighth note will always have a "flag" or "______"
19. a divided section on the staff
20. whenever you see a dotted note, that means you add ____ of the value of that note to it
21. a quarter note rest is also known as a ______ rest
22. a scale becoming higher is called a __________ scale

1. decreasing loudness
2. (medium loud)
4. (medium soft)
5. a range of notes from one letter name up to the next highest (or down to the next lowest) pitches by the same letter name
8. a _____ note is worth one beat
9. a scale becoming lower is called a _________ scale
10. joined notes are joined together by a ______ to make 1 beat
11. a half note is worth _____ beats
14. an _______ note is worth half of the value of a quarter note
15. in regular time, each measure contains _____ beats
16. an interval of time that a player is not sounding a note on their instrument
17. (loud)
23. in order to tell how to make a note sharp or flat, we have to _________ in whole and half steps