The instrument family that is named after the shiney material it's made from.
What is the Brass family?
The only woodwind that doesn't use a reed.
What is a flute?
What is catgut?
The lowest and biggest brass instrument
What is the tuba?
A drum set.
What is a trap set?
The biggest instrument family in the orchestra.
What is the Strings?
The inventor of the Saxophone.
Who is Adolf Sax?
The smallest string instrument
What is the violin?
How you make a sound on a brass instrument.
What is buzzing?
Consists of patterns within the tempo.
What is rhythm?
The instrument family that you strike or hit.
What is the Percussion family?
The hardest instruments to play.
What are the oboe and the bassoon?
Also known as double bass.
What is the string bass?
The inventor of the Sousapone.
The speed you play music.
What is tempo?
The instrument family that uses reeds.
What is the woodwind family?
The two types of reeds.
What are single and double reeds?
Lower than the Viola.
What is the cello?
The music they play for Kings and Queens.
What is a fanfare?
Using both arms and legs.
What is 4-way body coordination?
The instrument family that requires you to buzz your lips.
What is the brass family?
The material the oldest flutes were made out of.
What are bones with holes?
The music that it plays is the only difference.
What is the difference between violin and the fiddle?
The buttons on a brass instrument.
What are valves?
Snare Drum, Bass Drum, Tenor Drums (Tom-toms).
What are the 3 drums in a marching band?