Use the diagram of Mozart's Clarinet Concerto to answer the question.
What are the fastest note values that appear on this page?
sixteenth notes
eighth notes
quarter notes
half notes
The fastest note values that appear on this page are sixteenth notes.
To answer this question using the diagram of Mozart's Clarinet Concerto, we will need to locate the note durations on the page shown in the diagram.
Based on the note durations commonly used in music notation, the fastest note value corresponds to the shortest duration. Here is a breakdown of the note durations from fastest to slowest:
1. Sixteenth notes: Sixteenth notes have a flag with two beams and occupy half the duration of an eighth note. They are often indicated by two horizontal flags attached to the stem.
2. Eighth notes: Eighth notes have a flag with one beam and occupy half the duration of a quarter note. They are typically indicated by a single horizontal flag attached to the stem.
3. Quarter notes: Quarter notes have no flag and are typically used as the reference duration in music notation. They last the duration of one beat in common time.
4. Half notes: Half notes have no flag but are hollow and unfilled. They last double the duration of a quarter note, typically lasting two beats in common time.
Based on this information, the fastest note values that appear on the page of Mozart's Clarinet Concerto shown in the diagram are sixteenth notes.