Rhythms
In a 4/4 measure this note gets 3 beats.
What is a dotted-half note?
This is the total number of letters in the music alphabet.
What is seven?
These are the two main clefs used in band music.
What is bass and treble clef?
A symbol indicating the note is to be raised.
What is a sharp?
This is the instrument Mr. T, Mr. Ohlsen, and Mr. Windsor all started on when they started band.
What is the trumpet?
A note that is equal to 2 half notes, 4 quarter notes, or 8 eighth notes.
What is a whole note?
Starting on C, this is the 4th letter in the music alphabet.
What is "F ?"
This symbol means to hold out a note until the director says to stop.
What is a fermata?
This is made up of five horizontal parallel lines and the spaces between them on which musical notation is written.
What is a music staff?
What is the name of the band with Mr. Tedeschi's name in it?
Who is the Tedeschi Trucks?
In a 5/4 measure, how many quarter notes can you have.
What is 4?
This note is on the top line of the bass clef staff or the second space of the trible clef staff.
What is "A?"
This can be found at the beginning of a piece of music, and it tells us which notes to play sharp or flat.
What is a key signature?
A piece of music written for two instrumentalists is called this.
What is a duet?
Mr. Ohlsen plays this instrument in a rock band.
What is the electric bass?
In a 4/4 measure, there can be 8 of these.
What are 8th notes?
There are three types of notes, Sharp, Flat, and this one _________________.
What is Natural?
This can be found at the beginning of a piece of music, and it tells us the number of beats per measure.
What is a time signature?
These pertain to the loudness or softness of a musical composition. Also the symbols in sheet music indicating volume.
What are dynamics?
This instrument is the only one without keys or valves.
What is the Trombone?
In a 4/4 measure, this note gets only a half a beat.
What is a an 8th note?
When playing a scale, which note name of the scale is repeated.
What is the first note?"
What do you call the distance between the first and last note of a scale?
What is an octave?
This music term indicates that the music is to be played smooth and connected.
What is legato?
The marching tuba is also called the what?
What is the sousaphone?