Notes
In which instrument family do you buzz into the instrument to make a sound
Brass family - Trombone, trumpet, tuba, baritone...
This symbol tells you to play softly
Piano
Which period came first: Classical, Baroque, or Romantic?
Baroque
Name 3 string instruments that are found in an orchestra.
Violin, viola, Cello, Double Bass, Harp
This symbol tells you to play loud
Forte
This Baroque-era composer’s last name starts with a “B,” and he wrote the Brandenburg Concertos.
Bach
Name 3 woodwind instruments
Flute, Saxophone, clarinet, oboe, bassoon.
This symbol tells you to play medium loud
Mezzo Forte
Known for writing "The Four Seasons," this Italian composer was also a priest
Vivaldi
This curved symbol at the beginning of a staff shows higher-pitched notes.
treble
Name 4 percussion instruments
Bongos, tambourine, snare, timpani, triangle, djembe, xylophone, bells, cymbals, bass drum....
A whole note equals how many quarter notes?
Four
This word means to play short and detached.
Staccato
This child prodigy wrote his first symphony when he was 8 years old and composed The Magic Flute.
Mozart
DAILY DOUBLE! Why is it unclear which family the piano is in.
The piano is both a stringed instrument and a percussion instrument. While it produces sound through vibrating strings, like a violin or cello, the strings are struck by hammers, making it similar to percussion instruments like a xylophone or drum
What is the term for gradually getting louder?
Crescendo
This composer wrote Für Elise and became deaf later in life.
Beethoven