Blues
This is the form of Blues lyrics.
AAB
The word "ukulele" translates to this in Hawaiian.
Jumping flea
The number of beats a quarter note receives.
One
A type of musical that uses songs that uses music that was already well-known and a plot is written around the songs.
Jukebox musical
The name of the movie musical we watched in class.
The Blues originated in this area of the United States.
The Mississippi Delta
The order of the strings on the ukulele.
GCEA
This is also known as the G clef.
The treble clef.
500
He composed the score for movies like Jurassic Park, Star Wars, and Jaws.
John Williams
These type of songs, sung to a beat by workers completing a task, inspired the development of Blues music.
Work songs.
This is the lowest sounding NOTE on the ukulele.
C
The pattern of silences and sounds in music.
Rhythm
As found in the Newsies, someone who crosses a picket line during a strike.
A scab.
The correct spelling of your music teacher's last name.
BIANCHI
While best known through a performance by Elvis, "Hound Dog" was originally sung by this artist.
Big Mama Thornton
The white piece of plastic that holds the strings in the air at the bottom of the ukulele.
The bridge
What is placed at the end of a song to symbolize the song is over.
A double bar line.
The booklet you receive when you go into a theater with the cast/production list.
This composer wrote 4'33".
John Cage
These are the three roman numeral chords found in the 12 bar blues.
I, IV, V
This note is played with your third finger on the third fret on the third string.
G
The symbol found at the beginning of a song that tells us the number of beats in a measure.
The time signature
This award show recognizes excellence in live Broadway theatre.
The Tony Awards
This is the room number of our class.
B112