Dynamics
This means soft in music.
What is "piano?"
The lowest wind instrument in the band.
What is the tuba?
This is the number of lines on a musical staff.
What is 5 ?
This type of note receives 1 beat of sound.
What is a quarter note ?
One quarter note plus one half note.
What is 3 beats ?
This means "loud" in music.
What is "forte?"
The woodwind sub-family that contains the oboe and bassoon.
What is the double reed family?
The number of spaces on the staff.
What is 4?
This type of note receives 4 beats of sound.
What is a whole note ?
One half note plus one whole note.
What is 6 beats ?
I make music go from soft to loud.
What is "crescendo?"
The only wind instrument to not have keys.
What is the trombone?
The symbol at the beginning of the staff that tells you what letters are assigned to which lines and spaces.
What is the clef?
This note receives 2 beats of sound.
What is a half note ?
One whole note divided by one half note.
What is 2 beats ?
I make music go from "loud to soft."
What is "decrescendo?"
Marimba, chimes, and timpani are all examples of _____ percussion.
What is pitched percussion?
This is the musical "fraction" found at the beginning of a song.
What is a time signature ?
This note receives 3 beats of sound.
What is a dotted half note ?
One dotted half note plus one half note.
What is 5 beats ?
I am "very loud."
What is "fortissimo?"
This instrument sub-family creates sound by air passing between one reed and a mouthpiece.
What are the single reeds?
The musical term for how fast or slow a piece is played.
What is tempo?
Two of these notes equal one beat of sound.
What is an eighth note ?
One whole note plus one dotted half note.
What is 7 beats ?
I am "very soft."
What is "pianissimo?"
The most recently invented instrument.
What is the saxophone?
This is the symbol used to cancel a sharped or a flatted note.
What is a natural?
Four of these notes equal one beat of sound.
What is sixteenth notes ?
One half note plus a quarter note, plus a whole note.
What is 7 beats ?