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How many beats does a dotted half note get?
Three beats
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What note gets four beats?
A whole note
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What does it mean to Crescendo?
To grow louder
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What is the highest pitched instrument in the orchestra?
The violin
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What do I need to bring to after school orchestra?
A pencil and your instrument.
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How many beats does a half note get?
Two beats
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What note gets one beat?
Quarter Note
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The term 'Ritardando' means what?
gradually decreasing in tempo
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What is the Italian/Musical term for "Loud"?
Forte
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What is the term for "quiet" music?
Piano
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How many beats does a dotted quarter note get?
One and a half
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What note gets two beats?
A half note
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What does it mean to Decrescendo?
To grow softer
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What is it called when you gradually increase in tempo?
Accelerando
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How many beats does a sixteenth note receive?
1/4 of a count
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How many beats does a whole note get?
Four beats
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What note gets three beats?
A dotted half note
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What is the point of a practicing your instrument at home?
To become a better musician
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What is the lowest instrument in the orchestra?
Bass
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What is the wooden stick that is used to play violin, viola, cello and bass?
Bow
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How many beats does a half rest get?
two beats
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What note gets half a beat?
An eighth note
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What is the use of a Fermata?
a fermata is a musical notation that indicates it is to be prolonged by an unspecified amount.
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What is Ms. Raymond's first instrument?
The Cello
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What is it called when a string is plucked?
Pizzicato
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