Reading Music
Shaped like a rectangle, this symbol is used to keep the place of two beats in which you aren't playing.
Half rest
Made of cork, this is the part of your instrument that the strings rest on in order to produce a sound.
Bridge
This is the technique in which one uses the hand to make slight pulsations forward and back around a note.
Vibrato
This is the movie that featured the song "All the Stars."
Black Panther
This instrument has 88 keys
Piano
This note lasts for a quarter of a beat in a 4/4 measure.
Sixteenth note
These are the smaller, metal tuners on orchestral string instruments.
Fine tuners
Marked by a cursive F, this is the musical term for playing loudly.
Forte
This Hamilton creator also wrote the music for Moana.
Lin-Manuel Miranda
This type of guitar plays lower notes and only has 4 strings
Bass guitar
Name the SPACES of the staff that violins read in order from lowest to highest pitch.
F A C E
This long, metal stick is the part of the cello that rests on the floor.
End pin
This is the term for playing with your bow after you've been playing pizzicato.
Arco
This is the full piece of music by Gustav Holst, in which "Jupiter" is a part.
The Planets
This brass instrument changes pitch by moving a long slide
Trombone
This is the name of the clef (placement of notes) read by cellos.
Bass clef
This is the animal that bow hair comes from.
Horse
This is the technique in which one changes the position of the hand in order to play notes that are higher in pitch.
Shifting
This song that you played this year is based on the traditional melodies of people from a mountain range that extends from Canada to Alabama.
Appalachian Hymn
The saxophone and clarinet need this small piece inserted into the mouthpiece in order to make a sound
A reed
This is the only instrument in the orchestra that primarily reads the alto clef
Viola
Part of the instrument's neck, this is the long, black piece of wood on which the fingers of the left hand hold down the strings.
Fingerboard
This is the bow stroke that is usually marked by dots over or under the note head, requires very short bow strokes and produces a very short sound.
Staccato
He was the composer of "Jupiter."
Gustav Holst
This is a small, higher pitched version of the flute
Piccolo