Dotted Notes
A dotted half note
3 beats
This piece is in 2/4 and has a title in Spanish.
Danza de mi Corazón (Dance of my Heart)
One snowman asked this question to another snowman.
"Do you smell carrot?"
The grandma sat in her rocking chair with roller skates on for this musical reason.
She wanted to rock and roll
A dotted quarter note
One and a half beats
This piece asks that you use a "Boogie Shuffle" when playing the eighth notes.
Rock Bottom Boogie
Snowmen will order this for lunch. Hint: it comes with a side of fries usually.
Iceberger
This is why the man was banging on the piano.
He wanted to hit all the right notes.
A dotted whole note
6 beats
This piece was composed by someone who wrote over 800 works of music. This was also his second to last symphony that he composed.
Mozart's Symphony No. 40
Snow
The trumpet player kept her trumpet in the snow for this reason.
They wanted to play cool jazz
A dotted eighth note
Three fourths of a beat or an eighth note and a half (sixteenth note)
The title of this piece is of a piece of armor. Here's a hint: the Infinity ______ from the Marvel movies.
Gauntlet
This is something a gingerbread man will put on his bed.
A cookie sheet
This is what you call a musical insect.
A humbug
Two dotted quarter notes
3 beats (One and a half beats plus one and a half beats)
This piece is all about winter and actually has lyrics that choirs can sing.
In the Bleak Midwinter
This is something you will get when crossing a snowman and a shark.
Frost-bite
This rock band has four guys and doesn't sing.
Mount Rushmore