Artist Focus/Composers
All About Ms. Walker
Instruments
Songs and Dances
Music Terms/Symbols
100
The Heritage/History Month we covered in February
Black History Month
100
The state Mrs. Sowers is from
Florida
100
This instrument belongs to the woodwind family; however, the modern version of this instrument contains no wood.
Flute
100
This partner game involves rhythm sticks and contains the words "ret-set-set"
Sarasponda
100
The name of the music symbol shown here
Repeat sign
200
This Baroque composer was born in Venice, Italy and wrote The Four Seasons.
Antonio Vivaldi
200
Mrs. Sowers favorite instrument
guitar/ukulele
200
This instrument family contains instruments that are always made of the material by the same name
Brass
200
Finish these lyrics: "A baked potato burns the fingers ___________________________."
Careful because it's hot
200
The category of musical terms including piano and forte
Dynamics
300
This composer wrote Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
300
The number of children Mrs. Sowers has
3
300
This instrument has a sound that can be described as “relaxing” and “magical”. It is a string instrument that is not a normal part of the symphony orchestra.
Harp
300
This song is from Ghana and is originally a rock passing game; however, we use rhythm sticks in class.
Obwisana
300
The category of musical terms describing speed including presto and largo
Tempo
400
This composer became completely deaf by the time he died
Ludwig Beethoven
400
Mrs. Sowers pets
2 pugs
400
This instrument is the lowest sounding of the brass family. It looks different when it appears in the marching band.
Tuba/Sousaphone
400
This song by Debussy helped us make a Japanese poem about a frosty season.
Snow is Dancing
400
The tempo term referred to as “walking speed.”
Andante
500
This composer was well known for his marches and had the marching tuba named after him
John Philip Sousa
500
Mrs. Sowers attended this college
University of Florida
500
This double reed instrument is a part of the woodwind family
Oboe
500
This song includes a poem written in German about a boy and his father riding through the woods at night.
Erlkonig by Franz Schubert
500
This term means to gradually get louder in music
Crescendo