Cycle #2 Vocab Review

3. The notes written on the piece of music telling the player what they’re supposed to play.
5. A much quicker form of musical timing; this will cut common time signatures in half.
6. The accidentals on a piece of music showing the player what accidental notes will be played in the scale.
7. A notation that tells the player to emphasize the note; make the note louder than other notes
9. A note that does not make a sound but is still held out for the entirety of the beat it takes up.
10. A regular filled in note that is meant to be played on the head of the drum.

1. A time signature where the musician has three notes per beat rather than 1-2.
2. The most common timing for musicians (often 4/4). This will usually have 2-4 beats per measure.
4. The numbers on the sheet music showing the musician how many beats are in each measure. The top shows how many and the bottom shows what kind.
8. A music note that looks like an “X”, usually indicating the player to hit a cymbal or the rim of their drum.