This tonality is often featured in sad or spooky music. Its opposite is "major."
What is "minor?"
What is a 16th note?
The term for connecting two or more notes in one bow.
What is a slur?
The composer of the song Dragonhunter.
Who is Richard Meyer?
Who are the Mets?
This spooky instrument with usually three keyboard layers, often found in a church, is featured in a lot of spooky music, including Phantom of the Opera, and Bach's "Toccata and Fugue."
What is a pipe organ?
A word to help understand the rhythmic pattern of 1 eighth note followed by 2 16th notes.
What is "blueberry"? (or similar)
The term for a bouncing bow.
What is spiccato?
The composer of the song Viking.
Who is Soon Hee Newbold?
What is Pikachu?
The composer of the song "Thriller"
Who is Michael Jackson?
A word to help understand the rhythmic pattern of two 16th notes followed by an eighth note.
What is "bubble gum"? (or similar)
The term for an extremely fast bowstroke at the tip, usually featured as a novelty sound.
What is a tremolo?
The arranger of Carol of the Bells
Who is Michael Hopkins?
The poster on the room that directs the musician to "USE THE CAT HANDLE"
What is "What music looks like before you practice..."
A term for two notes that are extremely close together
What is dissonance?
This symbol adds to a note half of its value.
What is a dot? (dotted rhythm)
The term for where the bow is equally weighted on both sides
What is the balance point?
The composer of Wheels of Fury
Who is Chris Thomas?
The number of classes that have signed the bass
What is "5"?
The name of an instrument that is played without touching it
What is a theramin
This rhythm is featured when we have "strong notes off the beat."
What is syncopation?
The term for two notes with staccato in one bow
What is a hooked bowing?
The composer of Bow Olympics
Who is Katie O'Hara LaBrie?
This was awarded to the 24-25 Chamber Orchestra
What is the Fantastic Festivals Trophy?