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Traditional Notation

Terms for Year 7 Music - Traditional notation

TermDefinition
Notes Symbols that represent sounds with a definite duration, pitch and/or timbre in Music.
Rests Symbols that represent silences with a definite duration in Music
Crotchet The name given to a ¼ note. A sound that lasts for one count/ beat. Sounds like “cat”
Quaver The name given to an ⅛ note. A sound that lasts for half a count/ beat. Usually drawn in pairs with a beam line between them. Sounds like “monkey”
Minim The name given to a ½ note. A sound that lasts for two beats/ counts. Usually placed at the end of melody to sound like a musical full stop.
Stave Five lines with four spaces where we can place note heads to indicate their pitch and/ or timbre.
Treble Clef A fancy letter G symbol that is drawn on the stave to indicate the notes will be pitched higher than Middle C.
Time Signature Two numbers on top of each other that indicate the cycle of pulses. Usually, 4/4 which is 4x1/4 notes per bar.
Bass Clef A fancy letter F symbol that is drawn on the stave to indicate the notes will be pitched lower than middle C.
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