Endangered Instruments
a brass wind instrument played by extending or retracting the slide, changing the length of the tubing to adjust the pitch
What is a TROMBONE?
these are a pitched percussion instrument consisting of a series of metal tubes suspended from a frame. They are played by striking the tubes with mallets to produce notes with a resonant, sustained sound that mimics church bells
What are CHIMES?
a performer’s accuracy of pitch, or how well they sing or play in tune
What is INTONATION?
He wrote music for many major blockbuster movies such as Star Wars, Jaws, and Home Alone.
Who is JOHN WILLIAMS?
A B C stands for...
Always Be Counting!!
a soprano-range woodwind instrument distinguished by its distinct, piercing, and lyrical tone. It is played by blowing air through a "double reed"—a mouthpiece made of two tightly tied pieces of cane that vibrate against each other.
What is an OBOE?
A pair of small, connected hand drums of different sizes. They are struck with the fingers and are commonly used in Latin and jazz music
What are bongos?
the variation in loudness or volume between notes or phrases, acting as a key element of musical expression, emotion, and drama
What are DYNAMICS?
This composer wrote nine symphonies, piano sonatas, and string quartets, all while struggling with severe hearing loss.
Who is J.S. BEETHOVEN?
Finish the phrase:
"Once is luck, twice is _______"
Talent
a brass instrument known for its mellow,, velvety tone and a distinctive coiled, circular shape with a large flared bell
What is a FRENCH HORN?
A set of five horizontal lines and four spaces, each representing a distinct musical pitch
What is a MUSIC STAFF?
(or STAFF)
Gradually getting louder
What is a CRESCENDO?
She was a legendary American jazz vocalist known as the "First Lady of Song" and "Queen of Jazz," renowned for her three-octave range, pure tone, and scat singing.
Who is ELLA FITZGERALD?
Finish the phrase:
"Air is _____"
Free
A unique electronic musical instrument played completely without physical contact
What is a THEREMIN?
Uh oh! This symbol is placed immediately before a note to raise or lower its pitch, regardless of the key signature, usually for the duration of the measure
What is an ACCIDENTAL?
________ and ________ are terms used when a musician or ensemble is going too fast or too slow. These terms were popularized by the movie "Whiplash."
What is RUSHING and DRAGGING?
She is a renowned American singer, songwriter, and actress known for her massive pop hits and bold fashion. She has won 16 Grammys and an Academy Award, with iconic hits including "Poker Face" and "Shallow".
Who is LADY GAGA?
Finish the phrase:
"Listen with your _______"
Eyes
a portable, box-shaped musical instrument played by expanding and contracting a central bellows to push air across internal metal reeds, creating sound
What is an ACCORDIAN?
A musical symbol placed at the beginning of a staff to define the pitch of the notes.
What is a clef?
an Italian musical term meaning "moderate" or "restrained," indicating a medium tempo that is neither too fast nor too slow
What is MODERATO?
He was a renowned Russian composer of the Romantic period, celebrated for composing iconic ballets like Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, and The Sleeping Beauty.
Who is TCHAIKOVSKY?
Finish the phrase:
"Smooth like ________"
Butter