Music theory 1

a five line extention of the clef that shows where particular notes are

used to detonate the general range of notes and a refrence pitch

middl c

a

d one octive below middle c

g a fifth above middle c

short horisontal lines that are an upward or downward extention of the staff

a bass clef and a treble clef together on the same instrument

pitches of the same letter name but in different registers

8va or played one octive either higher or lower based on the placement of the sign

a difference in pitch

the difference in pitch between ( on a piano ) any key and the key most adjesant to it. or c and c#

the difference in pitch between any ( on piano ) two adjacent white keys Eg c d

a symbol added to a note to change its pitch

that a note is to be played higher by a half step

that a note is to be played lower by a half step

that a note should be played one whole step lower than written

a note is to be played a whole step higher than written

that a previous sharp or flat is to be negated

two notes that soud the same but have different names

flats naturals and sharps ocurring before a pitch to detonate a tempory change

by a natural or a bar line

a half step ocurring between two adjacent notes eg c# d

a half step when it is the same pitch name eg c c#