Feel the beat
The constant pulse throughout a song.
What is a beat?
This musical family includes a flute, clarinet, oboe, saxophone, and piccolo along with many others.
What is the woodwind family?
Happy Birthday in dedication to Dr. King was written and sung by this talented artist in Black History.
Who is Stevie Wonder?
This note is note worth 25 cents.
What is a quarter note?
A type of music that mimics a conversation.
What is call and response?
The words or movement to a song that holds the beat.
What is rhythm?
We are family! Daddy bass drum, Momma Keys, Sister Cymbal, and brother xylophone.
What is the percussion family?
Created way back in the day, this type of singing was done in churches, usually by African American senior citizens from the South.
What is note singing?
Count two beats, then move on to the next. That's how long I'll stick around to play.
What is a half note?
Row, row, row, your boat songs.
What are rounds?
How fast or how slow the music goes.
What is the tempo?
I have two families to call my own. I can be struck and my strings are long.
What is the piano?
Listen to the following song. It was composed by this ragtime artist from history.
Who is Scott Joplin?
I take a break for one beat.
What is a quarter rest?
A former homeschool student that performed her strings for President Obama.
Who is Esperanza Spalding?
The name of a type of music that is done with your body.
What is body percussion?
Uncle Ukulele and Auntie Bass, Cousin Viola, and our nephews from the south, the banjo twins, will be at this family reunion.
What is the string family?
In South Africa, these boots were made for talking, but today are used for stepping.
What are Gumboots?
I can be clapped out in words like, "Hap-py" and count as half a beat.
What are eighth notes?
A musical term that refers to sound quality; highness or lowness.
What is pitch?
Harp, tambourine, pipe, hymns, flute, trumpets, drums, cymbals.
What is your voice?
A hymnal representing a biblical pool and a river to freedom.
What is wade in the water?
Do, re, mi, fa, ?,?,?
What are so, la, ti?
This person sings vocal pieces in various languages usually in a dramatic setting accompanied by an orchestra.
What is an opera singer?