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Note Extension: Dots, Ties, Pitch and the Grand Stave — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Tie
— match —
A curved line joining two notes of the same pitch so they sound as one longer note.
How high or low a note sounds.
Two staves joined together, with treble on top and bass below, used for piano.
The upper staff of the grand stave, carrying higher-pitched notes.
The note that sits between the treble and bass staves and acts as a central reference.
Pitch
— match —
A curved line joining two notes of the same pitch so they sound as one longer note.
How high or low a note sounds.
Two staves joined together, with treble on top and bass below, used for piano.
The upper staff of the grand stave, carrying higher-pitched notes.
The note that sits between the treble and bass staves and acts as a central reference.
Grand stave
— match —
A curved line joining two notes of the same pitch so they sound as one longer note.
How high or low a note sounds.
Two staves joined together, with treble on top and bass below, used for piano.
The upper staff of the grand stave, carrying higher-pitched notes.
The note that sits between the treble and bass staves and acts as a central reference.
Treble staff
— match —
A curved line joining two notes of the same pitch so they sound as one longer note.
How high or low a note sounds.
Two staves joined together, with treble on top and bass below, used for piano.
The upper staff of the grand stave, carrying higher-pitched notes.
The note that sits between the treble and bass staves and acts as a central reference.
Middle C
— match —
A curved line joining two notes of the same pitch so they sound as one longer note.
How high or low a note sounds.
Two staves joined together, with treble on top and bass below, used for piano.
The upper staff of the grand stave, carrying higher-pitched notes.
The note that sits between the treble and bass staves and acts as a central reference.
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