The smallest of the 4 string instruments in the Orchestra.
What is the violin?
A smaller more high pitch version of a flute.
What is a piccolo?
Smallest brass instrument in the orchestra with 3 valves.
What is a trumpet?
A large circular drum that has a deep sound. It is also strapped to the chest when playing in a marching band.
What is the bass drum?
How fast or slow the music goes.
What is tempo?
The largest of the 4 string instruments in the orchestra.
What is the Bass.
A single reed instrument made of wood (hint: Squidword plays it).
What is the clarinet?
A deep sounding instrument that uses a slide instead of valves.
What is the trombone?
A three sided bell that has the same name as it's shape.
What is the triangle?
The leader of the orchestra.
What is the conductor?
The string instrument with the most strings, and many pedals.
What is the harp.
A double reed instrument that looks similar to a clarinet.
What is an oboe?
A three valve instrument that you put your hand inside the bell.
What is the French Horn?
An instrument made up of wooden bars that are hit with a mallet to produce a sound.
What is the xylophone?
How loud or quiet the music is.
What are dynamics?
The second largest 4 string instrument. To play it you sit in a chair and hold it in front of you.
What is the Cello?
A singe reed instrument that is made of metal, and has a curved bell.
What is the saxopophone?
The largest of the brass instruments that has a very deep sound.
What is the tuba?
A drum with a rattling sound that is made by metal wires attached to the bottom.
What is the snare drum?
How high or low a sound is.
What is pitch?
The second smallest 4 string instrument that has a slightly deeper sound than the violin.
What is the viola?
The largest double reed instrument that has a long tube that looks folded in half.
What is the bassoon?
A device that gets put inside of the bell of brass instruments to alter the sound.
What is a mute?
Large drums that look like big pots. The pitch an be changed using a pedal.
What are timpani or kettle drums?
The two most used types of keys that affect the mood of a song.
What are major and minor?