Instruments
Notation
Performance Etiquette
Escape!
Miscellaneous
100

What instrument family does a bass drum belong in?

Percussion 

100

What does the dynamic forte (f) mean?

Loud/strong

100

True or False: You should raise your hand if you need something on stage before a performance

True

100
What articulation should be used to play every note? 

Staccato / separated 

100

True or False: When playing a piece, you should breathe between each note played.

False!

200

What is the lowest sounding instrument in 8th grade wind ensemble?

Euphonium

200

What does the dynamic piano (p) mean?

Soft/quiet

200

In a wind ensemble, do you bow to acknowledge the applause of the audience?

No - the conductor does. The ensemble stands in acknowledgment

200

True or False: The last note is treated like a fermata

True

200

What is a "Do Now"?

Something you play after putting your instrument together before class officially starts

300

What is the only instrument with a slide?

Trombone

300

What does a 3/4 time signature mean?

There's three beats in a measure

300

Before starting a piece, Faith knows you're ready when...

Your instrument is in your lap, you stop touching the music on your stand, and you're looking at her

300

The final note signifies what in the storyline? 

The sealing of the escape pod door 

300

Why should you avoid puffing your cheeks when playing a wind instrument?

It makes you more tired/hinders breath control (ability to play with a nice tone)

400

What instrument family is the saxophone in?

Woodwind! It has a reed, thus categorizing it as a woodwind instrument. 

Brass instruments buzz to create sound from the mouthpiece.

400

What is a fermata 𝄐?

Hold the note until the conductor cuts off

400

After playing a piece, what do you do at the end before applause starts?

Freeze!

400

What is considered to be the melody of the piece? 

The non-eighth note parts. 

The eighth notes are the driving pulse, but not the melody. 

400

What is whisper tonguing?

A "ts" sound that helps students focus just on the rhythm. Also practices good tonguing skills.

500

Why is flute considered a woodwind instrument if it doesn't have a reed?

You don't need to buzz to create a sound out of the instrument. Brass instruments need to buzz to create sound.

500

What is a key signature? 

Tells you what flats/sharps to play in the piece 

OR

Tells you what scale the piece is based on

500

Why do woodwind players need to bring their mouthpiece covers on stage?

To make sure their reed doesn't break/chip

500

How should the alarms be played in measures 64 and 69?

Piano to Forte - and clipped short at the end

500

What instrument should be the last to cut off a final note? 

Euphonium 

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