Treble clef - the symbol at the beginning of the song, Time signature - the symbol that tells us how many beats are allowed in each measure, Measure - the boxes that are created with bar lines and contain music notes, Bar line - the vertical lines throughout the music that create measures, Double bar line - the two lines, most often found at the end of the song, Fermata - symbol over a note that means to hold out until the conductor says to stop, Tie - the curved line that adds two notes into one sound, Slur - a curved line above or below two or more notes that mean to make those notes smooth and connected, Staccato - dots above or below notes that mean to make those notes short and separated, Coda - the ending, 1st & 2nd endings - a musical shortcut that allows a song to have more than one ending, D.C. al Fine - a musical shortcut that means to go back to the beginning of the song and then stop where you see the word FINE, sharp - a symbol that raises the sound of the note, flat - a symbols that lowers the sound of the note, natural - a symbol that cancels out a sharp or flat,

Staff Symbols (5th)

by
Print
Embed

Leaderboard

Visual style

Options

Switch template

Continue editing: ?