REDBELT #8

Fifth Grade

1What is the name andvalue of these notes?

2 What is the name and

value of this rest?

3What is meter?

4

What word describes the expressive way the notes are played?

5What do these

articulation marks mean?

6

What are these marks called and what do they mean?

7What are rhythmic accent off

the beat called?

8What does this sign called and what does it mean?

9 What do the 1 and 2

below mean?

10

Practice listening andidentifying voice parts.

11

Practice listening andidentifying percussion

instruments.

12

Practice listening andidentifying woodwind

instruments.

13

Practice listening andidentifying brass

instruments.

14

Practice listening andidentifying string and

keyboard instruments.

15 What is the background music that

supports the melody called?

16What is the difference between

Presto & Largo?

17What genre is fancy, ornamentalmusic from aLONG time ago?

18

What genre of music is tuneful, elegant music which follows musical rules from a long time ago?

19What genre of music added emotional depth to the classical style of music?

20What genre of music expresses pride in one’s homeland?

Sixteenth Rest

¼ beat of silence

Sixteenth Notes

¼ beat each

Lines under the notes mean Legato = play the notes long & smooth.

Dots under the notes mean Staccato = play the notes

short & detached

ArticulationThe meter (time signature)

is the numbers at the beginning of a piece of music.

The top number indicates the number of beats in a measure.

Fermata

Hold the sound.Syncopation

AccentsMake that note louder

(punch it).

Focus on: Cowbell

WoodblockTamborineBass DrumXylophone

Soprano Alto

Tenor Bass

The one and the two are the 1st and 2nd ending.

Focus onViolinPiano

Focus onTrumpet

Tuba

Focus on Clarinet

Flute

Baroque Presto means very fast andLargo means very slow.

Accompaniment

National Anthemsor Patriotic Music

Romantic Classical