Artist Focus/Composers
All About Ms. Walker
Instruments
Songs and Dances
Note Names/Symbols
100
The Heritage/History Month we covered in February
Black History Month
100
The state Ms. Walker is from
Ohio
100
The note name that is played by the fingering below
B
100
The name of the poem we played on recorder and learned how to sing
Who Has Seen the Wind
100
The phrase we use to remember our treble clef space notes
FACE
200
The Classical composer was born in Bonn, Germany and suffered from loss of hearing.
Ludwig van Beethoven
200
The instrument Ms. Walker mainly plays
Saxophone
200
The note name that is played by the fingering below
E
200
The Russian dance that involves swinging a partner by the elbow
Sasha
200
This music symbol is called
Treble clef
300
This philanthropic country singer from Tennessee was covered during our Women's History Month Artist Focus
Dolly Parton
300
The number of siblings Ms. Walker has
3
300
This Colonial instrument is used by pulling down on the metal tongues with the player's thumbs
Kalimba
300
Finish these lyrics: "A tisket, a tasket, a _________________________"
Green and yellow basket
300
The name of the note shown here
F
400
This Japanese pop band is made up of all women
CHAI
400
This is Ms. Walker's favorite color
Green
400
This instrument family contains instruments that are always made of the material by the same name
Brass
400
This partner game involves rhythm sticks and contains the words "ret-set-set"
Sarasponda
400
The name of the music symbol shown here
Repeat sign
500
This composer was well known for his marches and had the marching tuba named after him
John Philip Sousa
500
Ms. Walker attended this college
Ohio State University
500
This Colonial instrument is commonly called this name
Jaw/mouth harp
500
The local dance that involves two lines of dancers and do-si-do
Virginia Reel
500
The category of musical terms including piano and forte
Dynamics