Band Jeopardy

Note Values

100

This note receives 4 beats.

Whole note

200

This note receives 1 beat.

Quarter Note 

300

This note receives two beats.

Half Note

400

This note receives 1/2 a beat.

Eighth Note

500

This note receives 1/4 of a beat.

Sixteenth note

Dynamics

100

This means to play soft.

Piano

200

This means to play loud.

Forte

300

This means to gradually get softer.

Decrescendo

400

This means to gradually get louder.

Crescendo

500

Play loud then soft.

Forte piano (Fp)

Things you see in music

100

This tells you how many beats in a measure and what kind of note = a beat. 

Time Signature

200

This divides music into measures.

Bar lines

300

This is the space between two bar lines.

Measure

400

You see this at the end of a piece of music.

Double bar line.

500

This tells you what flats or sharps to play.

Key Signature

Miscellaneous

100

This is a device you use to help maintain a steady beat.

Metronome

200

This is something you use to help you adjust the pitch of your instrument so that you match others. 

Tuner

300

You should do this before racking your music stand.

Flip the top.

400

This is a big fancy word for how to form your mouth to play your instrument.

Embouchure

500

When two people are playing it is called a?

Duet

Mystery

100

Mrs. Danforth spends way too much money on this.

Starbucks

200

If you are not in band and are caught in the band hall you might get shot with this.

Nerf Gun

300

If you are looking for handouts that have been passed out in class look underneath this.

Spongebob

400

Things found on a band hall floor.

Any of the following are correct: tissues, band aids, used reeds, reed holders, music, broken pencils

500

The combined age of Mr. Southall and Mrs. Danforth.

87