Band
Beats
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Band 2
Band Director
Band 3
100
What 3 families of instruments do we have in band?
Brass, Woodwinds, Percussion
100
How many beats does a whole note get?
4 beats
100
Where do your instruments go in the classroom
In the closet or in the black shelves
100
What day do you need instruments?
everyday
100
What is Ms Boyd's main instrument?
percussion
100
What's an example of good posture?
Feet flat on the floor, back straight, no two body parts touching, shoulders back, etc.
200
The flute belongs to which family of instruments?
Woodwinds
200
How many beats does a quarter note get?
1 beat
200
Where does you instrument go in the morning when you drop it off
on the black wire rack
200
What tells us how many beats are in a measure?
Time Signature
200
What is Ms. Boyds favorite wind instrument?
trumpet
200
Should you breath in through your nose when playing a wind instrument?
No, you should breathe through the corners of your mouth.
300
How many lines/spaces are there on a music staff?
5 lines, 4 spaces (like hand)
300
How many beats does a half note get?
2 beats
300
How many people can be out of the classroom at a time?
One
300
Why should you only ever handle your own instrument?
Germs/instrument breaking
300
Who is the NPHS band director?
Mr. Johnson
300
What is this?
Sharp sign
400
The French Horn belongs to which instrument family?
Brass
400
How many beats does a dotted half note get?
3 beats
400
What is your biggest grade in band?
Your concerts
400
Name a machine that beats time
Metronome
400
What college did Ms. Boyd attend?
East Carolina University
400
What is this?
Flat sign (lowers pitch)
500
What does "f " mean in music?
Forte/loud
500
How many beats does an eighth note get?
0.5 beats
500
What is Ms. Boyd's rule about playing your instrument after eating
Clean your mouth out
500
What should you do before leaving class?
Gather all belongs, clean up trash
500
What is one of Ms. Boyd's cat's name?
Penelope
Minnie
Kobalt
500
What does a dot underneath/above a note stand for or mean?
Staccato - separated, detached, short