Brass
Woodwinds
Percussion
Directors
Music Theory
100

The number of valves on a trumpet

What is three?

100

The piece of wood instruments like clarinets and saxes use

What is a reed?

100

The objects usually used to play instruments like marimbas, xylophones, or timpanis

What are mallets?

100

The main director at Crestview Middle

Who is Mr. Hunt? OR Who is Colin Hunt? OR Who is Father Band?

100

What a single F stands for in dynamics

What is forte?

200

The method brass players use to put sound into their mouthpieces

What is buzzing?

200

The number of kinds of saxes in the Crestview 8th grade band

What is three? (Bari, tenor, alto)

200

The two categories percussion is sorted into for marching band

What are front ensemble and battery?

200

Hey band!

Hey what? OR What is hey what?

200

This determines the number of flats and sharps in a piece

What is key? OR What is key signature?

300
The instrument tubas play before becoming tubas

What is a trombone?

300

The part of a flute that air is blown across to create sound

What is a headjoint?

300

This instrument originates from East Asia and produces a deep ringing crash that can often be heard over the entire band.

What is the gong?

300

A physical characteristic shared between Professor Bergman and Mr Pierce that is not (known to be) shared among other band directors

What is bald?

300

The time signature that divides the measure into 6 eighth notes

What is 6/8 time?

400

The number of brass instruments that read in bass clef in the Crestview 8th grade band

What is three? (trombone, tuba, baritone)

400

The number of woodwinds that read in bass clef in Crestview 8th grade band

What is one? (bassoon)

400

This instrument's name comes from the German words for "bell" and "play"

What is the glockenspiel?

400

The number of band teachers at Crestview that primarily play a woodwind instrument

What is one? (Mr Pierce)

400

The concert pitch note played when a B flat instrument plays E

What is concert D?

500

This instrument with padded keys instead of valves was widely used in the 19th century as a predecessor to the tuba. 

What is the ophicleide?

500

This double-reed instrument is considered a tenor/alto version of the oboe, and is often found in orchestras.

What is the English horn? OR What is the cor anglais?

500

The Vibraslap's original form, the quijada, was made out of this animal's jawbone

What is a donkey? OR What is a horse? OR What is a mule?

500

The band director with a birthday in mid October.

Who is Mrs. Rice? OR Who is the GOAT?

500

The key with four sharps

What is E major? OR What is C sharp minor?