Rhythm
This single note is worth one beat
What is a quarter note?
The musical word for speed.
What is tempo?
Used to draw across the strings and create sound.
What is the bow?
What is Saskatchewan?
What is Twinkle Twinkle Little Star?
This is typically used as a beat of silence.
What is a quarter note rest?
The musical word for loud.
What is forte?
The holes in your instrument have this specific name.
What are "F" holes?
Which teacher prefers cats?
Who is Ms Walsh
The violin and cello belong to this family in the orchestra.
What is the string family?
The longest rhythmic note.
What is a whole note?
The musical word for using your bow.
What is arco?
This part of the bow has an amphibious name.
What is the frog?
Ms Watson was this age when she started violin, piano, and ballet.
What is five years old?
This instrument is the largest member of the string family.
What is the double bass? (Octo-bass also accepted)
Adding this to any note will add half of it's value.
What is a dot on the side?
These eight notes create this common pattern.
What is a scale?
The large, turning knobs at the top of your instrument, used for tuning.
What are the tuning pegs?
Ms Walsh has two passports, one in Canada and another from here.
What is Australia?
This popular latin dance was used in the title of two pieces in this years year end concert.
What is a samba?
When added together, these two notes equal 4 beats.
What is two half notes?
The musical word for playing in tune.
What is intonation?
The swirly piece at the top of your instrument.
What is the scroll?
What group do Ms Walsh and Ms Watson play in together?
What is the Okanagan Symphony Orchestra
The person at the front of an orchestra or musical group holds this rail-way title.
What is a conductor?