Brass
The smallest instrument in the brass family.
What is a trumpet?
The smallest of the string instruments.
What is the violin?
The one thing that all woodwind instruments have in common.
What has lots of buttons/holes?
The instrument that has the higher pitch (snare or timpani).
What is the snare drum?
The person who leads the orchestra.
Who is the conductor?
The largest instrument in the brass family (that we studied).
What is a tuba?
The string instrument that is played sitting down, but it is too large to put on your shoulder.
What is the cello?
The instrument that is mostly made out of brass, but has a reed.
What is a saxophone?
The 3 ways to play percussion instruments.
What is hit, shake, or scrape?
The family of instruments farthest away from the director.
What is the percussion family?
What we look for to know that an instrument is in the brass family.
What is a cup-shaped mouth piece?
The string instrument that is slightly larger than the violin.
What is the viola?
The largest of the double reed instruments.
What is a bassoon?
The drum that can be set to play a specific pitch.
What is a timpani?
The speed of the beat.
What is the tempo?
The instrument with a slide.
What is a trombone?
The string instrument that is too large to play sitting down.
What is the string bass?
The instrument that used to be made out of wood, but is now made out of metal.
What is the flute?
The instrument that has strings but is in the percussion family.
What is the piano?
The louds and softs in music.
What are dynamics?
The part of the brass instrument that the sound comes from.
What is the bell?
The string instrument that plays the highest sound.
What is the violin?
The two reeds used by woodwind instruments.
What are the single and double reeds?
The instrument that has many tubes that are different lengths.
What are the chimes?
The stick that a director uses.
What is a baton?