The name of the note we play for Add 4. (Concert _)
What is F?
This type of rest lasts for four beats.
What is a whole rest?
The only member of the brass family that does NOT have any valves.
What is trombone?
This dynamic tells us to play "loud."
What is Forte?
The trade you make with Ms. Metsker in exchange for a pencil or method book.
What is My shoe?
The notes (concert pitch) that we play during Littles.
What are F#, A, and G#?
This time signature gets 3 beats per measure, and the quarter note gets the beat.
What is 3/4 Time Signature?
This instrument uses a head joint instead of a mouthpiece.
What is flute?
This dynamic tells us to play "medium-soft."
What is mezzopiano?
The words to Ms. Metsker's posture chant.
What is "Feet flat, back straight, sitting on the edge, HUH"?
The term for the extra lines used for notes that go above or below the 5 staff lines.
What are Ledger lines?
Sixteenth notes are counted this way.
The # of saxophone types in the saxophone family.
What is 4 (soprano, alto, tenor, bari)?
This articulation marking tells us to play notes short and separated.
What is Staccato?
The instrument Ms. Metsker plays.
What is Bassoon?
The term for the combination of flats/sharps in the staff at the beginning of a song-- tells us what notes to play.
What is Key signature?
The amount of 16th notes in a half note.
What is 8?
What is Pitched and Unpitched, OR Keyboard vs Rhythmic?
This notation tells us to hold a note until the conductor cuts us off.
What is Fermata?
Ms. Metsker's email address.
What is alayna.metsker@bvsd.org?
Another name for G#.
The notation that tells us to slow down the tempo gradually while playing.
What is Ritardando?
What are these instruments called?

What is Timpani?
This dynamic tells us to play loud, and then suddenly soft.
What is Fortepiano OR subito piano?
The BVSD High School that Ms. Metsker student taught at last fall.
What is Fairview High School?