Instruments
The smallest, highest pitched string instrument
What is the violin?
The instrument that came before the violin, viola, violoncello, (and eventually bass).
What is the viol?
The name for # in music.
What is sharp.
The 4 strings on a Cello/Viola?
What are A, D, G, C?
The name of ♩
What is "quarter note"?
The stringed instrument that is 6 feet tall and plays the lowest notes.
What is the bass?
This is the oldest known instrument.
What is the flute?
What ∏ tells you to do in music.
What is play a down bow?
The 4 strings on a violin/bass?
What are E, A, D, G?
How many beats does ♩ receive?
What is 1 beat?
The stringed instrument smaller than the bass, but still has an end pin.
What is the cello?
This instrument was created after the violin, viola, and cello. It gained popularity in the 1900s.
What is the bass?
"Pizz." stands for this.
What is pizzacato?
The tape and string you use to play F#.
What is the second tape, D string?
What is ♪ called?
What is "eighth note"?
This stringed instrument is slightly larger that the violin and can play slightly lower notes
What is the viola?
The person who writes music is called this.
What is a composer?
II: :II
in music tells you to do this.
The tape and string you use to play B.
What is the first tape, A string?
How many beats does a half note receive?
What is 2 beats?
The name of an orchestra that has stringed instruments, woodwind instruments, brass instruments, and percussion.
What is a Full Orchestra?
Before the 1800s, this entity used to commission (pay for) pieces. It was the only entity with enough money to support composers.
What is the church?
(This is historical, not meant to push a belief system)
A breath mark (') in music tells a string player to do this.
What is lift their bow?
The tape and string you use to play low D.
How many beats does ♪ receive?
What is half a beat (1/2)?