Advanced Orchestra

3. Clef that cellos and basses play.
6. is a curved line that connects two or more notes of the same pitch (page 27).
7. Raises the pitch a half step.
8. tells you to play gradually louder (page 43).
9. sign that cancels a sharp or flat (page 30).
12. Indicates the number of beats in each measure and the type of Note that gets one beat.
15. Scale that has the notes G A B C D E F# G
17. is a curved line placed above or below two or more different notes. It tells you to play the notes smoothly in the same bow direction (page 28).
18. receives three beats and can be subdivided into three quarter notes (page 24).
21. tells you to play gradually softer (page 43).
22. is a note that receives half a beat.
25. is a note that receives two beats
26. dynamic that means to play medium loud (page 32).
27. Scale that has the notes D E F# G A B C# D
29. means to pluck
30. dynamic that means to play strong or loud (page 32).
31. The distance between two bar lines (Page 4).
32. is three or more notes played at the same time (page 24).

1. is a note that receives one beat.
2. are short, horizontal lines used to to extend a staff either higher or lower (page 25).
4. Clef that violas play.
5. Clef that violins play.
7. mark is placed above or below a note indicating that it should be played short and detached (page 27).
10. dynamic that means to play soft or quiet (page 32).
11. Lowers the pitch a half step.
13. a beat of silence.
14. usually consists of a series of eight notes that go up or down the musical alphabet in a specific order of whole steps and half steps (page 9)
16. is a sharp, flat, or natural sign used to raise, lower, or return a note to its normal pitch (page 30).
19. is the notes of a chord played one after another (page 24).
20. means to play using the bow
23. the distance between two notes (page 17)
24. 5 lines and 4 spaces used for writing music (page 4).
28. dynamic that means to play medium soft.