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Celebrate Book 2A

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Daniel Gottlob Türk

German composer who wrote children's books for music. His most notable contribution to the classical music canon is the Klavierschule, a teaching method for the keyboard.

Allegro

Italian word that means fast and lively

Half Step

Distance from one key to the next

Whole Step

Distance of two half steps; skips a key

Pianissimo

Italian word meaning very soft

pp = very soft

Fortissimo

Italian word meaning very loud

ff = very loud

Pickup

One or more notes before the first measure

- the upbeat and last measure together are equal to a complete measure

WWHW

Major 5 finger pattern

Tonic

Keynote of a major 5 finger pattern

Dominant

The 5th note of a major 5 finger pattern

Melody

The main part of the music, often sung

Accompaniment

Supports the melody

Eighth Notes

- single eighth note has a flag
- two eighth notes have connected flags and look like a solid bar

Allegretto

Play a bit slower than allegro

Cornelius Gurlitt

German composer and organist who also wrote music for children

Interval 6ths

Skips:
- a line to a space
- a space to a line

Accompanying 5ths and 6ths

Melodies may be accompanied by a 5th 6th 5th pattern

Accent >

An accent mark > means to stress a note by playing it louder

Key Signatures Sharps

- a group of sharps at the beginning of a piece
- written in the order FCGDAEB
- signature tells you the key
- to find the key, name the last sharp and go up half a step

FCGDAEB

The order of sharps

Eighth Rest '/

- Represents one eighth note in value
- slanted dash with a flag '/