What material are trumpets primarily made of?
Brass
This clef is used for all traditional "low brass" instruments
Bass Clef
Is the timpani pitched or unpitched?
pitched
What does the top number of the time signature 3/4 mean?
There are 3 beats in each measure
What is the dynamic term for play soft/quiet?
piano
What do you call the end of the trumpet where sound exits the instrument?
The bell
What is the original name for the trombone?
The sackbut
How do you turn on or turn off the snares?
Use the switch on the side of the drum
How many eighth notes fit in one measure of 4/4?
eight
What is the mudical term for extra loud?
Fortissimo
Third valve
What is considered to be the lowest sounding brass instrument in a traditional concert band?
The tuba
What material are vibraphones made out of?
Metal
How many beats is a dotted quarter note worth?
One and a half
What is the name of the musical symbol that tells you to hold a note for longer than its normal value?
About how long is the main tubing in a trumpet if you stretch it all the way out?
~4 and a half feet
About how long is the tubing in a trombone if you stretch it all the way out?
9 feet
Glockenspiel translates to
Bells
A whole note tied to a dotted half note is how many beats long?
Seven
Staccato
The precursor to the trumpet, the original bugle, has this many valves
0 (zero)
What is a trombone's lowest note
A low F sharp
Name the instrument:
Vibraslap
What does a dot next to a note do to the note value?
Adds half the value of the original note
Legato