Instrument Families
Rhythm
Note Names
Music Vocabulary
Rehearsal Knowledge
100

Student flutes are usually made of this

Nickel

100

How many beats does a quarter note get?

1

100

Which note is on the bottom line of the treble staff?

E

100

Slurs and ties are examples of this word: A__________n

Articulation

100

True or False: It's okay to chew gum while playing our instrument.

False

200

Saxophones are technically brass instruments, but their brass is made up of 70% of this metal

Copper

200

How many beats does a whole note get?

4

200

Which note is on the bottom line of the bass staff?

G

200

The bar line separates what?

Measures

200

Good posture means feet flat on the floor, instrument up, and what else?

Back straight

300

This percussion instrument is the tallest in the room

Chimes

300
How many quarter notes can fit into 3 measures?

12

300

What acronym is used for the SPACES of the treble clef?

FACE

300

What musical word describes the speed of the music?

Tempo

300

Where is beat one in the conducting pattern?

Down

400

We don't have one of these in our band, but this instrument uses a double reed. Two reeds pressed together and tied with string.

Oboe (or Bassoon)

400

How many half rests can fit into two measures?

4

400

Which note sits right below the first line in treble clef?

D

400

Tutti means what?

Together

400

Where is the last beat of a measure in a conducting pattern?

Up

500

In order to make a full sound, a symphonic band would need woodwinds, brass, percussion, and what else? (besides a conductor)

Strings

500

What does the top number of the time signature tell you?

Beats per measure

500

Which note is the top space of the bass clef?

G

500

What is the difference between a slur and a tie?

Slur connects different notes, tie connects the same note

500

We can help ourselves keep good timing by listening to others, watching the conductor, counting in our heads and what else?

Tapping feet

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