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Steady Beat
Black Keys
To play the same piece in a new position on the keyboard
Movement from a space to a line, or from a line to a space; or from one finger to the next finger.
How loud or soft to play
piano
forte
A group of notes, designated with a phrase mark (a curved line over the phrase). Play the notes within the phrase mark smoothly, and at the end of the phrase - play the last note softly and lift your hand
Music for both hands often uses 2 staffs. The top is usually the right hand, the bottom staff is usually for the left hand
These divide music into groups of beats called measures. The double bar line marks the end of a piece.
Play smoothly by connecting the notes. A phrase mark means you should play legato and allow the notes to flow without breaking.
Single notes played one-at-a-time
Two notes played together
A group of notes can form a pattern, patterns may be repeated.
A piece with fast finger movements.
A letter at the beginning of each staff tells you the name of the starting note.
A fast dance with many turns and skips.
Movement from a line to a line (skips), or from a space to a space (skips). Movement that skips a letter name. Movement that skips a finger (1 --> 3)
Go back to the beginning and play through to the repeat sign again
Single notes played one-at-a-time, with an interval of a 3rd, such as C and E.
Two notes played together, with an interval of a 3rd, such as C and E.