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Music appreciation class
By: Meredith Limbaugh
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Music notes
The notes go from A-G, then they repeat.
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UnnarYmir
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Staffs
A staff is 5 lines and 4 spaces in which notes are placed on. It indicates the pitch the note makes
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alika89
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Cleffs
Cleffs are placed at the front of the staff. The treble and Bass cleffs indicate the pitches the notes make on the staff
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Jeremy Brooks
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Treble cleff
The spaces on a treble staff are F,A,C,E. The lines on a treble staff are E,G,B,D,F.
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Bass cleff
The spaces on a bass staff are A,C,E,G. The lines on a bass cleff are G,B,D,F,A
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Beats
Beats are the pulse to every song
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Beats per note:
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Whole note
A whole note is 4 beats long.
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Luz Adriana Villa A.
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Half note
A half note is 2 beats long
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Quarter note
A quarter note is 1 beat long
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Luz Adriana Villa A.
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Eighth note
An eighth note is 1/2 beat long
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Luz Adriana Villa A.
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Sixteenth note
A sixteenth note is 1/4 beat long
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Luz Adriana Villa A.
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Double notes
If two eighth notes or two sixteenth notes are together, double the beats
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Luz Adriana Villa A.
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Dotted notes
If there is a dot beside a note, add half of the amount of beats.
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Flats and Sharps:
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Flats
Flat notes are a pitch lower than the natural note
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Travis Jon Allison
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Sharps
Sharp notes are a pitch higher than the natural note
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Travis Jon Allison
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Piano/Keyboard:
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About notes on a piano
They either start with c or f
Notes to the left are lower,and to the right is higher
The left part have bass notes, and the right has treble notes
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