Rhythm
Solfege
Theory
Dynamics
Sing Something
100
If this note gets divided into two parts, you'll get two quarter notes.

What is a half note?

100

One note below DO.

What is TI?

100

This sign raises a note by 1/2 step.


What is a sharp?

100

piano

What is soft?

100

Sing the first line of our concert's SLOW SONG.

What is Deo, dicamus, gratias?

200

Two quarter notes tied together equal how many beats held?

What is two beats?

200

Two notes above FA.

What is LA?

200

Two of the same notes can be connected by this sign. 


What is a tie?

200

forte

What is loud?
200

Sing the first section of the FAST concert song.

What is "Hi, ho, the boatmen row, floating down the river, the Ohio"?

300
In 4/4 time, the final beat in a measure is worth this many counts.

What is one beat?

300

The fifth note in a solfege scale.

What is SOL?

300

Two different notes can be connected by this sign.


What is a slur?

300

mezzo forte

What is medium loud?

300

This is a scale going up, using all "syllables".

What is "Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti, Do"?

400

A rest that looks like an upside-down hat, dangling from a staff line, is called...

What is a whole rest?

400

The third note after LA?

What is RE?

400

This sign has a "mirror twin" - it looks the same, only reversed.


What is a repeat sign?

400

mp

What is mezzo piano?

400

The lyrics of this round mention a boy using a ladle to scoop a banana into a hat.

What is "Sisi, sisi, dolada, Yaku sine la du banaha."

500

This is the number of 16th notes needed to equal one beat.

What is four 16th notes?

500

When singing an intervals solfege warm-up in 3rds, this note follows DO, MI, RE, FA.

What is MI?

500

Which words means "short, detached":

a. Staccato

b. Legato

c. Accent

What is staccato?

500

Why we add dynamics to a piece of music.

What is "so we can play it the way the composer intended"?

500

This was the up-tempo Irish song from our winter concert.

What is "Christmas in Killarney with all of the folks at home"?