Brass
Something you put on once a week to your brass instrument valves or trombone slide.
What is oil?
This should be removed after every rehearsal and kept off your instrument.
What is a reed?
The drum has a switch that turns off these often metallic strings.
What is present and focused?
You should not do this before playing your instrument.
What is eat?
Using lukewarm water, this must be done to clean your brass instrument at least once a year.
What is give it a bath?
You use this cloth item to keep your instrument clean and dry on the inside.
What is a swab?
Drums that you can play a scale on and need their pedal turned down all the way when done playing.
What is a Timpani?
What is prepared?
Doing this with your instrument will cause discomfort and pain to those around you.
What is playing at an unreasonable volume?
What is a dent?
Woodwind chapstick.
What is cork grease?
Cheeto dust is the enemy and sticks are enough stick without anything more. If my hands are nasty I must complete this task before playing.
What is wash my hands?
This determines your individual success.
What is my support of others?
This thing stores your mouthpiece and instrument and lives in the dungeon.
What is your case?
All brass instruments must have one of these put on to them in order to function.
What is a mouthpiece?
What is 18?
A state of being in which all things are in their proper place when not in use.
What is equipment stored properly?
The three things that make up your rehearsal skills grade.
What is 'Use of Sound & Silence', 'Equipment Use' and 'Preparation?
The only 2 places where your instrument can be kept at all times.
What are your hand and your case?
Many notes may be played using only one fingering on brass instruments. Those different notes are called partials. Slurring between these partials is called what exercise?
What is a lip slur?
This woodwind instrument uses the same amount of air as a TUBA does!
Using the timpani sticks on the timpani, snare drum sticks on the snare drum and chime mallets on the chimes.
What is the correct stick/mallet?
Supporting other people is within this. Mistakes that have already been made are outside of this.
What is in your control?
2 pieces of equipment that are essential to any rehearsal on any instrument. One must be put away on a rack when done and the other is the only piece that stays out at the end of a rehearsal.
What is a stand and a chair?