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In musical notation, pitch is indicated exclusively by: |
The shape of the notes on the staff |
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A note at the bottom of the staff has a higher pitch that a note at the top of the staff. |
False |
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Each line and space on the staff represents a different: |
Pitch |
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Certain noteheads can only be placed on staff lines. |
False |
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In recent centuries, the standard in most Western music traditions has been imaginative forms of graphic notation. |
False |
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The staff is a system of: |
Five lines and four spaces |
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Noteheads are placed on either lines or spaces on the staff to represent different pitches. |
True |
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In the Western music tradition, a note symbol (i.e., its shape) indicates duration. |
True |
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The system of parallel lines and spaces used to write music is called notation. |
False |
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Successive lines and spaces from top to bottom of the staff represent successively lower prices. |
True |
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