Changing the way you learn

Question	Answer
Image: 279b7a32-0254-4729-a4c7-095fd70f5b9a (image/png)	Stave/Staff 5 horizontal lines and 4 spaces, representing pitch
Image: 888f5115-e8d8-4a51-a3a1-a7395daf3970 (image/png)	Ledger Lines Used to extend the stave
Image: e846fbb5-1f41-4423-b602-2848241cc845 (image/png)	Bar Line Used to separate units of time
Image: 6d1491ce-047b-4144-b25f-a8d129cc1d17 (image/png)	Double Bar Line Used to separate sections of a music passage, e.g. before a key change or a chorus
Image: 033066b2-c7c9-4bcf-bf8d-2e653daa48a1 (image/png)	Bold Double Bar Line End of movement or composition
Image: 4f493a43-817e-4a72-a5b1-4d80a341c8b0 (image/png)	Dotted/Dashed Bar Line Subdivides time into shorter segments
Image: edc3d6c0-cc8f-4eae-98ab-668e2a90dcb7 (image/png)	Bracket Connects two lines of music that play at the same time, e.g. two different instuments
Image: 67a5ef87-f72a-4233-8407-6aa2c9682c35 (image/png)	Brace Connects two or more staves
Image: e04e51eb-e2d3-459f-8126-c73bd033329d (image/png)	Treble Clef (g)
Image: 5e95cc0e-ef19-4538-b8ba-fa52119e5c40 (image/png)	C Clef
Image: 1cfc7e27-5284-438e-803a-98a7a0178dd1 (image/png)	F Clef (Bass)
Image: 6036474f-dae0-4822-9f7e-82a1b3365aa5 (image/png)	Neutral Clefs (when there is no pitch)
Image: 5807e294-26a0-48fa-bbcd-d1d3cb0654aa (image/png)	Octave Clef

Music symbols

	Created by Sarah Egan about 10 years ago