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Trumpet
French Horn
Baritone
Trombone
Tuba
100
This is instrument is the (highest or lowest) pitched instrument in the brass family.
highest!
100
This instrument can sometimes have an extra valve. How many total valves can it have?
The french horn can have four valves total.
100
Sometimes this instrument is known as the "what"?
"Baby tuba"
100
True of false. The trombone has 3 valves.
False.
100
The tuba is the (highest or lowest) pitched instrument in the brass family.
Lowest.
200
The trumpet has 3 valves called ________ valves.
Piston Valves
200
The french horn has valves that rotate with a rod and chord. They are called ______ valves.
Rotary Valves
200
True or False. The baritone has the same range in pitch as the trombone.
True.
200
The trombone is held on what side of your body?
The trombone is held on the left side of your body. Your left arm changes pitches by adjusting the slide.
200
What instrument is related to the tuba, but used in ensembles like marching bands?
The Sousaphone
300
In order to make the sound of the trumpet muted or "small" in sound, you must insert what into the bell?
A mute
300
French Horn players use one hand to press the valves, and the other to do what?
French horn players put their hand in the bell. Without it, it would not sound mellow enough.
300
Another instrument related to the baritone is called what?
A euphonium
300
What instrument(s) are playing in the ensemble with this trombone? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLU5PvIVcMY
A trumpet and a french horn.
300
What instrument is playing with the tuba in this ensemble? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSe-sT2exvw
The trumpet.
400
How many trumpets are normally in a brass quintet?
2
400
What is the instrument related to the french horn called that is used in marching bands?
The mellophone.
400
How many valves does the baritone have?
3 valves
400
The trombone is the most (simple or complex) instrument in the brass family.
Simple.
400
The tuba has the largest: a.) mouthpiece b.) bell c.) valves d.) all of the above
D, all of the above