Review for final 3 9 weeks

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Tempo		Five lines and 4 spaces
Tetra chord		Vertical line that divides the staff into measures
Arpeggio		Indicates the end of a piece of music
Ranchera Valseada		The space between 2 barlines
In 4/4 time signature gets 2 beats of silence		G clef
Double barline		F clef
Del Signo		order of sharps
Whole step		order of flats
The dot		top number tells how many beats per measure and the bottom number tells you what note gets the beat.
Semi tone		quarter note
F, C, G, D, A, E, B		half rest
Measure		Adds 1/2 the value of the note it follows
Fine		A pattern of notes that go up and down by half steps.
Time signature		Another name for a half step
Treble clef		A pattern of notes that follow the formula, WWhWWWh and must be alphabetical
Da Capo		The first 4 or the last 4 notes of a major scale
Fermata		Speed of music
Staff		Walking tempo
Andante		Volume of music
Coda		Loud
Dynamics		Soft
Octave		This allows you to play the melody 2 x with different endings.
B, E, A, D, G, C, F		Tells you to redo the section
Bass clef		A dot above or below the note that tells you to play short.
Forte (F)		Solfege
In 4/4 time signature gets 1 beat of sound		A sharp, flat or natural that cancels the key signature notes for 1 measure and then cancels at the barline.
Barline		The bending of pitch
Ranchera Lenta		2 notes that sound the same but have different names
Accidentals		a difference of 2 half steps
Staccato		The shortest distance between to notes (intervals)
Chromatic scale		2 or more notes played at the same time.
Enharmonic tones		is a broken chord
Half step		A mariachi style played in 3/4 time signature
1st and 2nd ending		8 notes away from a given note name.
Piano (P)		also known as a birdseye or hold
Vibrato		Special Ending
Chord		means back to the top
Major scale		means repeat to the sign
Repeat sign		means the end of a piece of music
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do		a mariachi style in 4/4 time signature