Name 3 woodwinds
Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute
What is the difference between a concert band and an orchestra?
The orchestra includes the string family. The concert band does not.
What does it mean to Crescendo
To grow louder.
What note gets a half of a beat?
An eighth note
What is it called when you gradually increase in tempo?
Accelerando
How do u change the pitch of an instrument?
By covering different holes or pressing the valves of the instrument.
Name 2 components of good posture.
Feet flat on the floor. Tall and straight back (not using the back of your chair)!
What does it mean to Decrescendo
To grow softer
What note is one-fourth of a beat
Sixteenth note
What is the Musical term for "Moderately Loud"?
Mezzoforte
How does covering different holes and pressing valves on an instrument change the pitch
By covering different holes and pressing the valves you are changing the amount of air going through the instrument.
What is called when the same instruments have the main part of the music?
Melody
What is the point of a slur
To play smoothly without tonguing
What note gets two beats?
A half note
When you play softer you?
Decrescendo
This woodwind is the oldest instrument in the world to play notes
The Flute
Musical notation is written on the?
Staff
The term 'Ritardando' means what?
gradually decreasing in tempo
What note gets three beats?
A dotted half note
When you play louder you?
Crescendo.
What families of instruments are in a band?
Woodwind, brass, and percussion.
How many eighth notes does it take to equal a whole note?
4
What is the difference between a staccato and a legato note?
A staccato means to play it short and legato means to play a note long.
What is the name of this symbol?
a. Quarter Note
B. Half Note
C. Half Rest
D. Quarter Rest
D. Quarter Rest
When you go back to a certain number in the music it happens because of a ______?
Coda