Rhythm
This music notes is worth one beat.
What is a quarter note?
The smallest of the string instruments and played with a bow.
What is a violin?
A triangle shape below the note that creates extra emphasis.
What is an accent?
This dynamic marking means soft.
What is piano?
The number six is often paired with this partner.
What is seven?
This music note is worth four beats.
What is a whole note?
This instrument is common in a jazz band but not in an orchestra and is a woodwind.
What is the saxophone?
A dot under the note that makes it sound separated.
What is staccato?
This dynamic means loud.
What is forte?
This object is frequently tossed up to get stuck on the light.
What is "THE BALL"?
This music note is worth two beats.
What is a half note?
This instrument is both a string instrument and a percussion instrument.
What is a piano?
A line over/under the music notes to show that it should be sung connected.
What is legato?
This dynamic is represented by a tennis ball in our warm-up exercise.
What is mezzo-piano?
This exercise is frequently used by Ms. Romberger to show rhythm and includes silly sounds.
What is "Doop"?
This music note is worth half a beat.
What is an eighth note?
This jazz instrument has three keys/valves.
What is the trumpet?
A line under a music note that makes it more drawn out.
What is a tenuto?
This dynamic means medium loud.
What is mezzo-forte?
Ms. Romberger kept conducting the wrong part on this song during rehearsal.
What is The First Noel?
This music note is worth three beats.
What is a dotted half note?
This orchestral instrument used to be made out of wood.
What is the flute?
A triangle above the note that makes it sound extra heavy.
What is marcato?
This dynamic marking means extra extra loud.
What is Fortississimo?
Ms. Romberger really wanted to hear this specific consonant in the song A Million Dreams.
What is "K"?