Musical Notes & Symbols
This note is 2 beats long.
What is a half note?
The spring concert happened on this day.
What is May 20th, 2025?
When asking "What time is it?", Mr. Klenke responds with this.
What is "Time for you to get a watch!"
What is E?
This tool is used to help musicians keep a steady beat.
What is a Metronome?
A conductor might use this to conduct their orchestra.
What is a baton?
Both evening concerts started at this time.
"It sounded so good that"
What is "I want to hear it again!"
This is the highest pitched instrument in the orchestra.
What is the violin?
This person was the orchestra teacher at North Middle School before Mr. Klenke.
Who is Ms. Yamagishi?
This sideways V that sometimes appears above a note means the player must add extra force when playing it.
What is an accent?
This was the first song that was played during the Winter Concert.
What is Old MacDonald Had a Farm?
In response to "I have a question?"
What is "I have an answer"?
The D major scale is played on these two strings for violin, viola, and cello.
What are the D and A strings?
This instrument is Mr. Klenke's primary (or main) instrument.
What is the double bass?
It might look like a hashtag, but this symbol slightly raises the pitch of a note.
What is a sharp?
The piece "Exhilaration" was written by this composer.
Who is Cooper Ford?
"E, as in Elephant or" this famous composer.
Who is Edward Elgar?
From highest to lowest, these are the strings on the cello.
What is A, D, G, C?
This lesson group includes Angel, Liliana, Jeyleen, Vanessa, and Jimmy.
What is lesson group Q?
Violas are the only instrument to use this clef, which is the symbol seen at the beginning of a piece of music.
What is the Alto Clef?
During the daytime spring concert, this person read the speech for the song "Soul Strings."
Who is Nicole?
"I can't lose my job, I'm getting married in" this month.
What is November?
This instrument's lowest pitched string is E.
What is the Double Bass?
Besides the Rubik's Cube, this toy can usually be found on Mr. Klenke's desk.
What is a Tamagochi?