Instruments
Music Terms
Note Reading
Music Theory
Rhythm
100

What are the four families of instruments?

Woodwinds, Brass, Percussion, and Strings

100

Music is written on what that has five lines and four spaces?

Music Staff

100

Name the clef you use in band

Treble Clef, Bass Clef, or Natural Clef

100

The 2 numbers at the beginning of a song are called...

Time Signature

100

What rhythm gets 1 beat?

Quarter Note

200

Name two instruments in the brass family

Trumpet, French Horn, Trombone, Baritone/Euphonium, or Tuba

200

The word that means speed in music

Tempo

200

The sentence taught to remember the lines of either the treble clef or the bass clef

What is either: Every Good Boy Does Fine (treble), Every Good Burger Deserves, Fries, or Great Big Dogs From Alaska (bass), etc.

200

The symbol between the clef and time signature that shows which notes to play flat or sharp is called...

Key Signature

200

What rhythm gets 2 beats?

Half Note

300

Name two instruments in the woodwind family

Flute, Oboe, Bassoon, Clarinet, or Saxophone

300

What symbol means that the song is done?

Final Bar Line or Double Bar Line
300

The third space note in your clef

E (bass clef) or C (treble)

300

This clef is also called G clef

Treble Clef

300

What rhythm gets 4 beats?

Whole Note

400

Name two instruments in the percussion family

Snare Drum, Bass Drum, Marimba, Chimes, Xylophone, Bells, Tambourine, Triangle, etc.

400

What is the word for the line that separates measures?

Bar line

400

The symbol used to lower a note

Flat

400

What is the rule of the dot?

The dot adds 1/2 of the thing it is dotting

400

What rhythm gets 3 beats?

Dotted Half Note

500

What instrument is the lowest sounding instrument in the band?

Tuba

500

This adds half of the value to the note it is next to. 

Dot

500

The symbol that is used to cancel a flat or sharp

Natural

500

Tell what both numbers of a time signature mean

Top number - How many beats in a measure

Bottom Number - Which rhythm gets one beat

500

Name and draw all of the rests we have learned

Quarter Rest, Half Rest, and Whole Rest

M
e
n
u