Band Instruments
Rhythms
Notes
Music Terms
Wild Card
100
This instrument is the lowest in the band.
What is tuba?
100
This note is worth four beats.
What is a whole note?
100
The spaces on the treble clef can spell this word.
What is FACE?
100
A term meaning to play medium loud.
What is mezzo forte?
100
Ms. Hackenson's primary instrument.
What is clarinet?
200
This instrument takes the most air to play.
What is flute?
200
A rest worth one beat.
What is a quarter rest?
200
The note shown below.
What is G?
200
To play notes without tounging them.
What is a slur?
200
The middle school band teacher before Ms. Hackenson
Who is Mr. Berger?
300
This percussion instrument is named after the shape it is.
What is triangle?
300
In a measure of 4/4, you need four of these to take up the whole measure.
What are quarter notes?
300
This symbol lowers a note by one half step.
What is a flat?
300
To play at a moderate tempo.
What is moderato?
300
The high school band director.
Who is Mr. Morrison?
400
This instrument could either be a member of the percussion or string family.
What is piano?
400
Two of these are worth one beat together.
What are eighth notes?
400
The lines that extend the staff above or below.
What are ledger lines?
400
An articulation that means to play the note emphasized.
What is an accent?
400
Brass instruments need this to maintain their valves.
What is valve oil?
500
This instrument has a double reed.
(2 answers accepted)
What is oboe?
What is bassoon?
500
Four of these make up one beat.
What are sixteenth notes?
500
The key signature shown below.
What is Bb major?
500
This is a word to describe the position of your mouth while playing an instrument.
What is embouchure?
500
This is the piece on a clarinet or saxophone that attaches the read to the embouchure.
What is the ligature?