Rhythms
1 & 2 3 & 4
eighth note eighth note
quarter note
eighth note eighth note
quarter note
This tells you how many beats are in a measure and what note gets the beat.
What is a time signature?
This is a curved line between two different pitches that tells you to not tongue them.
What is a slur?
This instrument has 3 valves.
What is a trumpet?
What is a baritone?
What is a horn?
What is a tuba?
This is the instrument that Mr. Carey started on in 5th grade.
What is a trumpet?
1 & 2 & 3 4 &
eighth note eighth note
eighth note eighth note
quarter note
eighth note eighth note
This tells you if you have any flats or sharps in a piece of music.
What is a key signature?
This articulation means to separate the note from the note after it.
What is a staccato?
This is the name of the stick that percussionists use on keyboard instruments.
What is a mallet?
This is the school that Mr. Carey went to college.
What is KU?
1 & & 3 4
two right answers
eighth note eighth note (could vary)
eighth note
quarter note
quarter note
This music symbol lowers the pitch a half step.
What is a flat?
This articulation means to put more front on the note and make it a little louder.
What is an accent?
This is the only woodwind instrument to be made out of brass.
What is a saxophone?
This is Jean's primary instrument.
What is a clarinet?
3 & 4
answers may vary
There are 8 notes in this kind of scale.
What is a major scale?
What is a minor scale?
This is a curved line between two of the same pitches that means to hold it to the note after it without tonguing.
What is a tie?
This is a metal piece used on the mouthpiece of a woodwind instrument to hold the reed on.
What is a ligature?
This is a group that has 5 people perform in it.
What is a quintet?
1 e & a 2 & 3 & 4
sixteenth note sixteenth note sixteenth note sixteenth note
eighth note eighth note
eighth note eighth note
quarter note
This musical symbol tells you to repeat back to the beginning and stop at the fine.
What is a D.C. al fine?
This articulation means to play the note smooth and connected to the note after it?
What is a tenuto?
This is what every student plays for "number 1".
What is a concert Bb?
This is the singular drum of multiple timpani.
What is a timpano?