Recorder History
How old is the recorder?
Over 700 years
How many holes are on a recorder?
7 holes in front and 1 on the back
A staff is divided into measures by what symbol?
Bar Lines
How many eighth notes will equal to a whole note?
8 Eighth Notes
What is the color of the 4th Karate Belt?
Green
Which musical period saw the recorder flourish?
The Baroque Period
Which hand plays the recorder on top?
The Left Hand
What symbol is placed at the beginning of a staff?
A Treble Clef
How many beats does a dotted quarter note receives?
1 1/2 Beats
What is the color of the 10th Karate Belt?
Rainbow
What are the dates of the Baroque period?
1600 to 1750
How many holes are covered for the letter G?
3 Holes
What symbol ends a piece of music?
A Double Bar Lines
What is the total number of beats for 1 half note, 2 eighth notes and 4 sixteenth notes?
4 Beats
What is the color of the 2nd Karate Belt?
Yellow
What is the name of the composer who composed the famous musical works called "The Four Seasons"?
Antonio Vivaldi
What holes are covered for the letter Low C?
7 on the front and 1 on the back
What symbol tells you how many beats in a measure?
A Time Signature
How many sixteenth notes are equal to 2 half notes?
16 Sixteenth Notes
What is the color of the 6th Karate Belt?
Blue
Which family of instruments does the recorder belong to?
The Woodwind Family
What holes are covered for the letter F?
4 Holes, skip number 5, 2 bottom holes and 1 on the back
Explain the numbers at the beginning of a staff.
The top number tells how many beats in a measure, the bottom number tells which note will receive 1 beat.
What is the total beats for 4 eighth notes, 4 sixteenth notes, 1 quarter note?
4 Beats
What color is the 5th Karate belt?
Purple