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		Music Theory Worksheets 
		
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		below, print off and complete a useful free worksheet on musical theory including a quiz on 
		musical terms and notation. The answers have also been provided, just 
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		Music Theory Worksheets - Worksheets 
		
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		Music Theory Worksheets 
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			Musical Theory Worksheets Facts....Did you know... 
			
				
					
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						Fact 1: 
						A clef is a sign placed on the staff to indicate what 
						pitches are to be represented by its lines and spaces | 
					 
					
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						Fact 2: 
						A key signature is placed at the beginning of each staff 
						to indicate the key that the music is to be played in | 
					 
					
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						Fact 3: 
						The four elements commonly attributed to music are: 
						Rhythm, Melody, Harmony, and Tone Quality | 
					 
					
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						Fact 4: 
						In music dynamics, the term used for softly is 'piano' | 
					 
					
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						Fact 5: 
						In music notation, duration values are shown by shapes 
						of notes | 
					 
					
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						Fact 6: 
						A capella (also spelt cappella or alla capella) music is 
						part-singing without accompaniment | 
					 
					
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						Fact 7: 
						In musical notation, the symbol for a rest is two 
						parallel lines which are set at an angle, similar to two 
						forward slashes: // | 
					 
					
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						Fact 8: 
						A caesura is a break or pause (usually for sense) in the 
						middle of a verse line | 
					 
					
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						Fact 9: 
						A symphony is a sonata for full orchestra | 
					 
					
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						Fact 10: 
						When the G clef is used the staff is referred to as the 
						treble staff | 
					 
					
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						Fact 11:  When 
						the F clef is used the staff is referred to as the bass 
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						Fact 12:  In 
						an orchestra, French horns are used in pairs, two of the 
						players taking the higher tones, and two the lower | 
					 
					
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						Fact 13:  A 
						sharp is a character that causes the degree of the staff 
						with which it is associated to represent a pitch one 
						half-step higher than it otherwise would | 
					 
					
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						Fact 14: 
						A flat is a character that causes the degree of the 
						staff with which it is associated to represent a tone 
						one half-step lower than it otherwise would | 
					 
					
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						Fact 15: 
						The double bass differs from the other members of the 
						string family in that it is tuned in fourths instead of 
						in fifths | 
					 
				 
			 
			
		Music Theory Worksheets 
		
			
		Music theory worksheets are 
			an ideal choice for beginners or for use as a basis for a music 
			lesson. This selection of printable worksheets on music theory are 
			an ideal choice for beginners, elementary students or for someone 
			learning to play a new instrument such as the piano or guitar.
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	about music theory in a fun way! What is the difference between a Treble 
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