Brass Family
The highest instrument in the brass family. Has 3 valves. Buzz your lips into a mouthpiece to make sound.
What is Trumpet
Has no reed. Pitch is made by blowing air across the tone hole. Plays high notes. Made out of metal and has keys
what is Flute
A section of music at the beginning of a piece of music that establishes the key, tempo, and any other defining factors.
What is intro
Five lines four spaces
Staff
All Singing; no background instruments; Usually in Latin
What is Chant Music
Plays lower notes than the trumpet and reads notes in the Bass clef. Uses a slide to change the pitch. Also buzz your lips into a mouthpiece to make sound.
What is Trombone
Has a single reed. Notes sound lower than the flute. Often made out of wood or plastic.
Clarinet
Section that provides contrast while connecting other sections of a song.
What is bridge
What range you're in, base or treble.
What is Clef
Older style music; can use vocals or just instruments; repeating sections or themes
What is Classical Music
Has three valves like the trumpet and tuba. Has the widest range of any brass instrument. Tubing is twisted and circular.
What is French Horn
Has a double reed. Looks similar to the clarinet.
what is oboe
A recurring section of music that tells a story and has multiple variations within a song
What is Verse
Space to hold the notes
What is measure
All electronic sounds; fast sounding; loud drum and bass line
What is techno music
The largest instrument in the brass family. Has three valves like the trumpet and french horn. Players need to sit in a chair to play traditionally.
what is Tuba
Has a double reed. Has the widest range of all woodwind instruments. Made out of wood.
What is bassoon
A recurring section of music that expresses the main idea of the song that has the same melody, key, tempo, etc. throughout the song.
What is chorus
What makes the measures, or what separates them from each other.
What is Bar line
All electronic sounds; uses wobble bass; loud drum and bass line; fast
What is Dubstep music
Vibrating your lips to create sound into a mouthpiece.
What is Buzzing
Has a single reed and is made out of brass metal. Is only used occasionally in the orchestra, but often in a Jazz band.
What is Saxophone
ABACA-form of a composition that has a recurring A section
What is Rondo form
Top: How many beats in a measure.
Bottom: Each beat -/- note.
What is time signature
rhythm and blues music; Similar to blues music; won't always sing about problems; solo singer with backup singers
What is R&B music