The Ukulele
Name a chord that you can play with only one finger.
C or Am.
Please name one ORFF instrument.
Some examples are xylophones, metallophones, shakers, claves, tambourines, and many more.
How many days are in a year?
365
What insect was a big part of music this term?
Beatle or Beatles.
How many lines are on a staff?
Five
What size ukulele do we play at Central?
a. Concert
b. Baritone
c. Tenor
d. Soprano
D. Soprano
True or False: The beat is something that stays constant through an entire song.
True.
Which ocean is closest to Central?
The Pacific Ocean.
Name one Beatles song that was performed in our spring concert.
"Eight Days a Week"
"All You Need is Love"
"Yellow Submarine"
"Here Comes the Sun"
"Octopus's Garden"
"Good Day Sunshine"
"Hey Jude"
How many spaces on a staff?
Four.
Which island did the ukulele come from?
a. Hawaii
b. Iceland
c. Cuba
d. Japan
A. Hawaii
Why does a tambourine only have one line and not five?
The tambourine only makes one note or tone.
How many continents are there in the world?
Seven.
Name one of the four Beatles.
Paul, John, Ringo, George
How many beats is a whole note?
Four beats.
If you place one finger in the second room on the fourth floor, what chord are you making?
Am
How are patterns connected to playing ORFF songs?
In the ORFF songs we play in class, each instrument plays a pattern over and over again.
The teacher will decide is your answer is correct.
Which animal eats almost nothing but bamboo?
Panda bears.
What is it that stops the Blue Meanies?
Music, of course!
True or False: When I put two half notes together, I get 5 beats.
False.
One half note = 2 beats so...
Two half notes = 4 beats.
Can you explain the difference between playing a chord and playing a single note?
True or False: You can only have three instruments in an ORFF song.
False. You can have as many instruments as the song needs.
What bird can fly backwards?
A hummingbird.
Which decade were the Beatles popular?
A. 1990's
B. 1980's
C. 1970's
D. 1960's
D. 1960's
True or False: In music, dynamics means how loud or soft a sound is
True.