Letters and arrow shapes that tell you how loud of soft to play music.
What are Dynamics?
What is Tempo?
The way a player places their mouth onto their mouthpiece.
What is Embouchure?
While books have authors, musical pieces have.....?
What is a Composer?
Instruments that use air. Not string, percussion, etc.
What is an Aerophone?
What is Piano?
The Tempo of "Stayin' Alive". Tempo you should apply chest compressions to when giving CPR.
(Stayin' Alive, Stayin' Alive, AH AH AH AH...)
What is 100?
The technique use to put separation in between notes. Can also be altered to change the style of the note.
What is Tonguing?
The person who directs a performance in an orchestra, choir, or band.
(He also waves a fancy stick around)
What is a Conductor?
(No not a train conductor......also not an electricity conductor....)
Which scale degree is the leading tone?
(C is the first scale degree, D is the 2nd, E is the 3rd........)

Play on the louder side of average
What is Mezzo Forte?
The tool used to keep track of tempo. Often used while practicing.
What is a Metronome?
(Ya'll better be practicing with one)
The inner part of the Embouchure. The opening of your mouth.
What is Aperture?
Which scale degree is the Tonic?
(C is the first, D is the 2nd, E is the 3rd.....)

What is a Rest?
The slowest tempo marking.
(Its another one of those fancy Italian or Latin words I cant remember)
(But I'll give it to you if you said Grave)
The first thing you do before playing. You gotta do it.
What is Breathing?
(You gotta do it.)
This person creates/changes the instrumentation often to fit a certain band. Ex: turns orchestral pieces into Band pieces.
What is an Arranger?
A device (kinda like a literary device) used in music that raises pitches during words associated with positive or things in the upward directions. (Pitch would raise during Sun, Heaven, Good....) Or pitches lower during negative or lower directions. (Ground, Downstairs, Bad...)
What is Word-Painting?
(Or Madrigalism)
The dynamic shape of a musical piece. How a melody moves in between individual notes.
(Think of Makeup)
What is Contour?
What is BPM? (Beats Per Minute)
Alternate pattern of the tongue to separate notes. Often used in brass instruments.
(t and k, t and k)
What is Double Tonguing?
What is a Performer?
Often played at the beginning opera or play. A mashup of pieces that are related to each other by composer, performance, or etc.
(Anyone listen to AJR? Each album has one.)
What is an Overture?