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100
This instrument is played by the most people in the orchestra
What is the violin?
100
Instruments in this family make sound by being shaken, struck, scraped, or etc
What is the percussion family?
100
This person directs the orchestra
Who is the conductor?
100
A quarter note receives this many beats
What is one?
100
When this symbol is placed at the beginning of music, it tells the reader that the music will be low
What is a bass clef?
200
This instrument used to be made out of wood or bone, but is now made of metal
What is the flute?
200
This instrument plays the highest notes in the Brass family
What is the trumpet?
200
This is the special object that a conductor may use to help direct the orchestra
What is a baton?
200
A pair of eighth notes is read as this
What is ti ti?
200
When attending a musical performance, the audience should wait to clap until...
What is the music has stopped?
300
This instrument is so large, you must stand or sit on a stool to play it
What is the double bass?
300
This instrument's name is a shape
What is the triangle?
300
If an instrument plays alone during an orchestra performance that is called a
What is a solo?
300
A whole rests last this long
What is 4 beats of rest?
300
The five lines and four spaces which music is written on is called this
What is the (musical) staff?
400
This is the smallest instrument to use a double reed
What is the oboe?
400
This is the only instrument which uses a slide to produce different notes.
What is the trombone?
400
IF this string instrument appears in the orchestra, there will be only one
What is the harp?
400
A half note receives this many beats
What is two?
400
This man wrote the words to the National Anthem
Who is Francis Scott Key?
500
This is the largest instrument in the woodwind family
What is the bassoon?
500
This instrument's name comes from the greek meaning sound and wood.
What is xylophone?
500
This person is the best violin player, sits in a special chair, and begins each rehearsal or performance by tuning the orchestra.
Who is the concertmaster?
500
This is the total number of beats for two half notes plus two quarter notes
What is six
500
This woman portrayed Dorothy in the movie version of "The Wizard of Oz"
Who is Judy Garland?