Notes
The note on the bottom line of the treble clef
What is E
This symbol tells you that you have reached the end of the music
What is a double bar line
When playing an instrument, this is the position that your feet should be in
What is flat on the floor
This instrument has three sections, one of which is called the headjoint
What is a flute
The word used to describe a person who is singing by themselves
What is a solo
The note on the top line of the bass clef
What is A
This symbol tells you to go back to the beginning and play your music again
What is a repeat sign
What is tapping them
This instrument is played by sliding a slide into various positions
What is a trombone
This is the word used to describe singing with your chest and head voice for a loud sound
What is belting
The word that spells the space notes in the treble clef
What is FACE
This symbol tells you to add the two same notes for their combined value
What is a tie
This word describes what it is called when you play each note distinctly and separately
What is tonguing
These three instruments require a player to buzz into the mouthpiece to create a sound
What is a trumpet, trombone, and baritone
The way you should open your mouth to sing and prevent voice cracks
What is lowering your jaw and making an O with your mouth
The note on the middle line of the treble clef
What is B
This symbol tells you to play smoothly from one note to the next
What is a slur
The person that you should be looking at when playing your instrument in a band
Who is the conductor
These two instruments require a reed to create a sound
What is a clarinet and saxophone
This is the word that describes singing words clearly
What is articulation
The note on the middle line of the bass clef
What is D
This symbol tells you to hold a note for longer than it's value
When playing a wind instrument, this word describes how your mouth is shaped to play on the mouthpiece
What is your embouchure
This section has the largest variety of instruments
What is percussion
What is feet shoulder width apart, eyes on the conductor, and hands relaxed by your side