Instruments
A brass instrument that has no valves or keys
What is a trombone
The speed of the music
What is tempo
Name the 2 clefs used in band
What are treble and bass clefs
The dynamic term for playing soft
What is piano
A percussion instrument that is set up like a piano keyboard
What is xylophone, bells, marimba, or vibes
The volume of music
What are dynamics
Rhythm that is counted 1&, 2&, 3&, 4&
What are eighth notes
Articulation: Play the note short and detached
What is staccato
This is put at the end of a song or line of music to indicate the end
What is a double bar line
The tuba that is used in marching band (hint: it's named after a very famous composer of marches)
What is the sousaphone
The musical symbol that connects two notes of different pitches
What is a slur
The third space note in your clef
What is e (bass clef) or c (treble)
Tells you to play a note with emphasis
What is an accent
Three ways to improve tone
What is posture, embouchure, breath support, and/or instrument carriage
The largest saxophone in the bandThe french word for how to hold your lips to play an instrument.
What is the bari saxophone
The musical term that means loud
What is forte
A rhythm that equals 3 beats
What is a dotted half note
The definition of mezzoforte
What is medium loud
The top number of of the time signature
What is the number of beats per measure
The four families of instruments
What are brass, strings, percussion and woodwinds
The symbol that tells you to play the line or part of the music again
What is a repeat sign
Tells you which notes are flat or sharp in a piece of music
What is a key signature
What is a crescendo
The french word for how to hold your lips to play an instrument
What is "embouchure"