not sure about asciidoc either

Gemfile

@@ -4,4 +4,5 @@ source "https://rubygems.org"
 
 gem 'asciidoctor'
 gem 'asciidoctor-pdf'
+gem 'asciidoctor-mathematical'
 gem 'asciidoctor-diagram'

source/index.adoc

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+:sectanchors:
+:stem: latexmath
+:toc:
+
 = Colbyn's Music Notes
 
-// .Locations
-// ****
-// |===
-// | Source Code | https://github.com/colbyn/colbyns-math-notes/[github.com/colbyn/colbyns-math-notes]
-// | Online Edition | https://colbyn.github.io/colbyns-math-notes//[colbyn.github.io/colbyns-math-notes/]
-// |===
-// ****
+.Locations
+****
+|===
+| Source Code | https://github.com/colbyn/colbyns-music-notes[github.com/colbyn/colbyns-music-notes]
+| Online Edition | https://colbyn.github.io/colbyns-music-notes//[colbyn.github.io/colbyns-music-notes/]
+|===
+****
+
+== Dynamic Marks
+
+The two basic dynamic indications in music are:
+
+- **_p_** or piano, meaning "soft".
+- **_f_** or forte, meaning "loud or strong".
+
+More subtle degrees of loudness or softness are indicated by:
+
+- **_mp_**, standing for mezzo-piano, meaning "moderately soft".
+- **_mf_**, standing for mezzo-forte, meaning "moderately loud".
+- **_più p_**, standing for più piano and meaning "more soft".
+- **_più f_**, standing for più forte and meaning "more loud".
+
+Use of up to three consecutive fs or ps is also common:
+
+- **_pp_**, standing for pianissimo and meaning "very soft".
+- **_ff_**, standing for fortissimo and meaning "very loud".
+- **_ppp_**, standing for pianissimissimo and meaning "very very soft".
+- **_fff_**, standing for fortissimissimo and meaning "very very loud".
+
+
+== Intervals
+== Rhythm Identification
+== Dotted Rhythms
+== Tempo Marks
+== Items on the Grand Staff
+== Articulation
+== Notes on the Grand Staff
+
+
+== Concepts
+
+**Make sure you understand the following concepts:**
 
+- **Dynamic Marks**:
+    * pianissimo
+    * piano
+    * mezzo-piano
+    * mezzo-forte
+    * forte
+    * fortissimo
+- **Intervals**:
+    * Unison
+    * 2nds
+    * 3rds
+    * 4ths
+    * 5ths
+    * 6ths
+    * 7ths
+    * octaves
+- **Rhythm Identification**:
+    * Whole
+    * Half
+    * Quarter
+    * Eighth Notes and Rests
+- **Dotted Rhythms**:
+    * Dotted Whole
+    * Half
+    * Quarter Eighth Notes and Rests
+- **Tempo Marks**:
+    * Largo
+    * Adagio
+    * Andante
+    * Moderato
+    * Allegretto
+    * Allegro
+    * Vivace
+    * Presto
+- **Items on the Grand Staff**:
+    * bar
+    * measure
+    * bar line
+    * double bar line
+    * Treble Clef
+    * Bass Clef
+    * bracket
+    * time signature (and what each number means)
+    * repeat sign
+    * key signature
+    * ledger line
+    * Middle C
+- **Articulation**:
+    * tied note
+    * slur
+    * legato
+    * staccato
+    * fermata
+    * accent
+- **Notes on the Grand Staff**: Part of the test will be note identification