Singing
Instruments
Notation
Genre
Analyzing
100

Solfege is ...

The name of the notes

100

How many families are in the Orchestra?

4

100

What is Notation?

Notes and Symbols used to write music.

100

Name 3 genres of music

jazz, rock, rap, hip hop, country, folk, blues....

100

What is a Beat?

A steady pulse

200

How many solfege are there?

8

200

Name 3 Percussion instruments

Snare drum, maraca, xylophone, woodblock, bass drum, piano, tambourine, gong...

200

What are the 2 types of notation?

Rhythmic and Melodic

200

Name 2 Patriotic songs.

Yankee Doodle, Grand Old Flag, This Land is Your Land, When Johnny Comes Marching Home...

200

Rhythm?

A pattern

300

What is a Chorus

A large group of people who sing and perform together

300

The person who leads the orchestra (or any performing group) is called the __________

Conductor

300

What is an Ostinato?

A repeating musical pattern

300

Patriotic music is...

Music that expresses pride or support for our country

300

What is Tonality?  Two types?

The tone.  Major and minor

400

What is a Melody?

A tune or notes of a song

400

Name 3 instruments NOT in the orchestra

Harmonica, saxophone, guitar, ukelele, accordion, banjo...

400

Name 3 symbols used in Notation.

Treble clef, time signature, repeat sign, rest, double bar line, bar line...

400

This genre of music is all about PEOPLE.  What they do for work, for fun, or otherwise.  We learned many of these songs in 2nd grade.

Folk music

400

What is the mood of a song? Name 2.

The feeling of the song. Happy, sad, scared, nervous, excited...

500

What is the difference between Harmony and Dissonance?

Harmony is notes that blend together.

Dissonance is notes that do not fit, or do not blend

500

Different instruments can play different timbres.  What is Timbre?

The quality of a sound

500

Melodic notation needs a STAFF, but rhythmic does not.  What is a Staff?

The 5 lines and 4 spaces where music notes are written.

500

Listen:  what genre is this?

Jazz

500

What are dynamics?

The volume of the music.