Who We Are
Fundamentals
Music Theory
Color Guard/Majorettes
Staff Trivia
100

This person conducts the band during marching band performances. (Person’s title, not name)

Who is the Drum Major. 

100

A standard step in marching band is usually called by this numbered name. 

What is 8 to 5.

100

A note value equal to 4 beats. 

What is a Whole Note


100

The most basic spin in color guard. 

What is a drop spin

100

Mr. Mullins has worked with this many schools within Wise County/City of Norton. 

What is 4 (Norton, Eastside, Union, and Central)(All of them)

200

You might earn one of these of you are doing good at something. 

What is a Duck

200

This marching movement involves picking the heel of your foot up off of the ground. 

What is a backwards step. 

200

The two primary clefs used in music. 

What are Bass and Treble Clef 

200

the primary technique taught to majorettes. 

What is Chocolate and vanilla

200

The amount of years, including this year, Nicole has been working with our color guard. 

What is 6 year

300

This is a marching movement used to mover left or right while keeping your body towards the sideline. 

What is a slide. 

300

This note has a single flag connected to its stem.

What is an eighth note

300

The primary prop used by majorettes. 

What is a baton

300

Suzanna’s favorite instrument. 

what is the flute 

400

The correct way your feet should be at attention.

What is heels and toes together. 

400

This musical device adds half the attached note‘s value to it.  

What is a dot 

400

The fabric portion of a color guard flag is called this. 

What Is the silk/sail

400

Mr. Mullins’ favorite instrument. 

What is the French Horn

500

Percussion doesn’t slide, but does this instead. 

What is Crab Step. 

500

This music theory term for the end of a phrase shares It’s name with this percussion feature. 

What is a Cadence 

500

The traditional count used by both color guard and majorettes. 

What is an 8 count 

500

The combined age of Suzanna, Nicole, and Mr. Mullins. 

What is 99