Jazz
Xylophone Performance
Definitions
Ukulele
Anything Goes
100

Put all the categories of jazz that we studied in chronological order.

Ragtime, Dixieland, Swing, Bebop


100

See Card 1

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100

What does the word "Forte" mean?

Loud

100

How many strings are on the ukulele?

4

100

Name a classical composer

Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, etc.

200

Which wind instrument was added to Swing music and took the place of "primary instrument?"

The Saxophone

200

See Card 2

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200

What does it mean to improvise?

To make it up as you go

200

How do you play the note "D" on a ukulele?

2nd finger, 2nd fret, C string

200

What is the following symbol called? (See board)

Treble Clef

300

Which composer was declared Missing in Action during World War II?

Glenn Miller

300

See Card 3

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300

What does the word "piano" mean?

Quiet

300

What are the strings on the ukulele? (In order!)

G - C - E - A

300

Name 4 string instruments

Ukulele, guitar, bass, cello, violin, viola, harp

400

Which musician received his first trumpet at a Reform School from Joe "King" Oliver?

Louis Armstrong

400

See Card 4

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400

What is the definition of "Crescendo"

To gradually get louder

400

Play the following melody (on board)

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400

Explain how to play the note "G" on the recorder

3 fingers + Thumb

500

Name each era of jazz and one composer from that era. (Do NOT name Duke Ellington!)

Ragtime - Scott Joplin

Dixieland - Joe Oliver, Jelly Roll Morton, Louis Armstrong

Swing - Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller

Bebop - Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker
500

See Card 5

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500

What is the definition of Presto?

Very Quickly

500

Play the following melody (on board)

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500
Name 6 percussion instruments

Snare drum, bass drum, triangle, cymbals, bells, xylophone, wood block, claves, maracas, piano, tambourine, rhythm sticks, bongos, etc.

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