Time signatures
There are three of these in a 3/4 time signature.
What is a quarter note?
A series of notes in ascending or descending order.
What is a scale?
The symbol above a note that means "to put emphasis, stress, or stronger attack" on a note.
What is an accent?
This teacher is married to a Union orchestra director.
Who is Mr. Neely?
The fancy swirl at the top of every instrument in class.
What is a scroll?
Also known as "common time"
What is 4/4?
What is 0?
The symbols mp and f are examples of this musical expression.
What are dynamics?
This orchestra director has 2 dogs
Who is Mrs. Duncan?
What are the tuning pegs?
In a measure of 5/4 time, there are this many 8th notes.
What is Ten 8th notes?
These 2 notes are sharp in the key of D major.
What is C# and F#?
Finish this symbol: "__.__ al fine"
What is "D.C"?
The act of counting 8th notes in your head to stay in time with the conductor/metronome.
What is subdividing?
This part of the bow is used to tighten or loosen the hair.
What is the adjusting screw?
This amount of beats is equal to 2 dotted half notes.
What is 6 beats?
An octave, a third, and a second are examples of this musical "I" word.
What is an interval?
You see this sign at a repeat, but you skip this section when you get back to it.
What is a 1st ending?
A note or notes that appear before the first full measure. The remaining beats are found in the last measure.
What is a pickup (upbeat)?
The part of your instrument the fine tuners are attached to.
What is the tailpiece?
The name of the time signature with 7 quarter notes in each measure.
What is 7/4?
An arpeggio is made up of these scale numbers.
What are the 1st, 3rd, and 5th notes of the scale?
This tempo marking means "quickly"
What is allegro?
A type of song when group 1 reaches a certain measure, group 2 will begin where group 1 started.
What is a round?
The piece of wood inside instruments that supports the bridge.
What is the sound post?