symbols and such
which instrument...
clarinet things
name that note!
key signatures
100

this symbol means to play quietly

what is piano

100

are you here for today?

clarinet!

100

this the wooden (or synthetic) piece that you attach to your mouthpiece to make sound

reed

100

this note sits above middle C

D

100

this key has no sharps or flats

C major

200

this symbol means to increase in volume

crescendo
200

is lightweight, made of brass and has 3 valves

trumpet

200

this is the metal piece that holds your reed in place

ligature

200

this is the first note of the F major scale


F

200

this key has 1 flat

F major
300

this means to slow down and watch the director

ritardando

300

is typically used in marching band; and is a shorter, higher-pitched version of a flute

piccolo

300

this part connects the upper joint to the mouthpiece

barrel

300

this note is played on clarinet "open", or with no fingers pressed down

G

300

this key has 2 sharps

D major

400

this symbol means to go back and play a certain passage of music over

repeat sign


400

group is the timekeepers of the band

percussion

400

this is the lowest note on the standard Bb clarinet

E

400

this note sits on top of the staff

G

400

this key has 3 sharps

A major

500

this symbol means to raise a note by a whole step

double sharp

500

is actually a string instrument that is sometimes included in wind bands

string bass

500

name 5 different clarinets

(5 of any): Eb, Bb, A, Alto, Contralto, Bass, Contrabass, Basset Horn, C

500

this note sits on the second ledger line above the staff

C

500

this key has 5 sharps

B Major

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