Music Theory - Basic Symbols
Review for week 1 of music theory.
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- A set of five lines and four spaces.
- These assign a note to a certain line or space; treble or bass.
- Lines added above or below the staff.
- A signature that tells us if notes will be changed.
- A signature that tells us how many beats are in each measure.
- Single vertical line that divides the staff into measures.
- Means a certain part of the music needs to be played again.
- Play the note longer than written.
- Used when most of the music is the same, but the composer wants two different endings.
- Used at the end of the piece to tell the performer the song is finished.
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