Rhythm Genius
The term for rhythmic patterns we have been learning about that contain notes in this order: "short, long, short."
What is syncopation?
The homebase solfege syllable.
What is Do?
"Jumped in the cab, here I am for the first time, Look to my right and I see the Hollywood sign..."
What is "This is all so crazy, everybody seems so famous?"
The term for sitting/standing tall with feet flat on the floor and hands at sides so that you can sing properly with good breath support.
What is posture?
The largest state in the United States (by total land size).
What is Alaska?
The total number of eighth notes in a 4/4 measure of music.
What is eight (8)?
Solfege syllable number six when we sing a scale that ascends (goes up).
What is La?
"Do you ever feel like a plastic bag..."
What is "Drifting through the wind, wanting to start again?"
The reasons why you are not allowed to chew gum and sing at the same time. (Name at least one)
What is you could choke?
What is you create too much saliva, need to swallow more, and mess up your breathing and phrases?
What is three?
Adding a dot changes the length of a note in this way.
What is adds half of its value?
This solfege syllable is a third above Do.
What is Mi?
"See the line where the sky meets the sea? It calls me..."
What is "And no one knows, how far it goes?"
Both terms for making each note of the music twice as long (slower) or twice as short (faster). *Must name both words*
What are augmentation and diminution?
(57 + 39) / (16 X 0.5) *NO CALCULATORS! - Paper and pencil are okay*
What is 12?
How to count the rhythm Mr. Darrin is about to draw on the board.
What is "shh, two-and, three, and?"
Solfege syllable number seven when we sing a scale that descends (goes down).
What is Re?
"'Cause every night I lie in bed, the brightest colors fill my head..."
What is "A million dreams are keeping me awake?"
What is C?
The five main food groups. *Must name all five*
What are fruits, vegetables, grains, proteins, and dairy?
How to count the rhythm Mr. Darrin is about to draw on the board.
What is "one, two-and, and, four?"
This solfege syllable is a third BELOW Ti.
What is Sol?
"Who can say if I've been changed for the better, but because I knew you..."
One of the most important music skills to know how to do - singing a piece for the first time without having ever seen or heard the music before.
What is sight singing/sight reading?
The capital of New York.
What is Albany?