Class Procedures
Music Terms
Teacher Facts
Instrument Parts
Posture
100

You should do this after entering the classroom.

What is sit in your seat (quietly)?

100

This tells us to go back to the beginning and play the song again.

What is a repeat?

100

Miss Wickline has this many cats.

What is three?

100

These are used for major tuning adjustments on our instruments.

What are pegs?
100

These should always be flat on the floor.

What are feet?

200

You go to this position first before starting a piece.

What is rest position?

200
This is the Italian word for plucking.

What is pizzicato?

200

Miss Wickline went to this university.

What is Ball State University?

200

These are used for minor tuning adjustments for our instruments.

What are fine tuners?

200

You should always do this in your chair.

What is sit up straight?

300

You should never leave this on Miss Wickline's floor.

What is trash?

300

This tells us how many beats are in a measure and what note gets the beat.

What is a time signature.

300

Miss Wickline is this old.

What is 22?

300

This is found inside of the instrument. 

What is the sound post?

300

For violin and viola players, you should never have this type of wrist.

What is a pizza platter?

400

You should never do these TWO things while Miss Wickline is talking.

What is plucking and talking?

400

These separate each measure of a song.

What are bar lines?
400

This person is Miss Wickline's best teacher friend, she also works at Edgewood.

Who is Miss Powelson?

400

These are the string names (different on each instrument!)

What are G, D, A, E (violin/bass)?

What are C, G, D, A (viola/cello)?

400

For cello and bass players, the thumb should be in line with this finger.

What is the second finger?

500

You should wait for this word before putting your instrument down after playing a piece.

What is relax?

500

These extend our staff higher or lower than what is written.

What are ledger lines?

500

Other than violin, Miss Wickline plays this instrument.

What is piano/percussion?

500

This supports the strings as they cross from the fingerboard to the tailpiece.

What is the bridge?

500

This should never be in the side of your body.

What is your elbow?

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