Articulations/Style
The "Standard" bowing you first learn on your instrument.
What is Detache
The key signature with no flats or sharps
What is C Major
A woodwind instrument with a single reed, most commonly associated with a character from Sponge Bob
What is the Clarinet
A note played not with the bow but instead by pulling the string with a finger
What is Pizzicato
This Composer was known for becoming deaf towards the end of his life
What is Staccato
The key signature with 2 Sharps
What is D Major
A Large percussion instrument, usually made of copper and coming in sets of 4
What are Timpani
An alternative bowing technique involving using the back or "Stick" of the bow
What is Col Legno
This Composer's death is considered to have marked the end of the Baroque Period
Who is JS Bach
A short bow stroke that bounces near the frog or Balance Point
What is Spiccato
The Key Signature with 3 Flats
What is Eb Major
A large instrument with keys that predates the modern piano
What is the Harpsichord
A common item placed behind the bridge when not in use or on the bridge when in use. Alters the tone of the instrument
What is a Mute
This Composer is known for his ballets like "Swan Lake" and "The Nutcracker"
Who is Tchaikovsky
A smooth connected bowing where multiple notes are Articulated in one bow without changing direction (French or Italian)
What is Louree or Portato
The Scale Degrees (Numbers) altered to change a natural minor scale to a Melodic Minor Scale.
What is Scale Degree 6 and 7
A woodwind instrument that is a larger cousin of the oboe
What is the English Horn
A technique involving placing the bow too close to the bridge to produce a glassy sound
What is Sul Ponticello
This Composer pushed the boundaries of Violin Playing with flashy and impressive techniques, particularly in his Solo Carpices
Who is Paganini
An off the string bow stroke involving multiple bounces in a row/same direction
What is Ricochet
The two Major key signatures that are considered "enharmonically equivalent" to each other. Please give both
What is F# Major and Gb Major
A brass instrument that uses rotors instead of valves, and usually has two "Sides"
What is the French Horn
A technique that is marked with a + above notes
What is Left Hand Pizz
This Composer was known for clashing harmony and complex rhythms with works like "The Firebird" and "The Rite of Spring"
Who is Stravinsky