Composers
Recorder!
Instruments
Symbols
100

Name one composer we have talked about this year. 

Mozart, Haydn, Chopin. 

100

Which hand should be on the top part of the recorder when playing? (right or left hand)

Left hand

100

Please give an example of a type of drum

Djembe, bass, snare, toms, etc. 

100

In terms of volume, does PIANO mean loud or soft?

Soft

200
Mozart wrote variations. Please describe what a variation is. 

A passage of music that is derived from another. It has the same structure and many of the same notes but is slightly changed, different. 

200

When playing recorder, what causes the yucky, high pitched ugly sounds?

Over-blowing

200

what instrument family does a recorder belong to?

(brass, woodwind, percussion, or strings)

woodwinds

200
In terms of volume, does FORTE mean loud or soft?

Loud

300

Chopin is famous for writing a lot of music for this instrument. Which instrument?

Piano

300
Please show me on recorder, how you play C

(students must show)

300

What instrument family does the violin belong to?

(brass, woodwind, percussion, or strings)

strings

300

Please find in the room where there is a STAFF, or draw one on the board

Students must show a staff

400
Mozart started composing at a young age. How old was he when he wrote his first piece?

5 years old

400

Show me how to play D on the recorder

Students must show

400

What instrument family does the trumpet belong to?

(brass, woodwind, percussion, or strings)

Brass

400

The term crescendo (<) means what? 

<

to get louder

500

Haydn was famous for writing pieces for a specific group of instruments. What group of instruments?

String quartets

500
the recorder is from what family of instruments?

(brass, strings, woodwind or percussion)

Woodwinds

500

what instrument family does the drum belong to?

(brass, woodwind, percussion, or strings)

Percussion

500

In our song "Jingle Bells" there is a repeat sign. Please draw on the board what a repeat sign looks like

Students must draw

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