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INSTRUMENTAL Information
TOW MUSIC TRIVIA
100
The concert pitch/key we always will play and tune
What is Concert Bb?
100
Worth 1 beat in music. Also, another name for 25 cents
What is a quarter?
100
The number of beats in this measure
What is 4?
100
To play a note short and separated
What is staccato?
100
This is a smaller version of a flute
What is a piccolo?
100
The location we performed at yesterday
What is Lakeside Terrace
200
This key has one sharp
What is G?
200
Worth half a beat (1/2) in music, usually has a buddy
What is eighth notes?
200
The type of note that gets the beat in this measure
What is a quarter note?
200
This connects notes together
What is a slur?
200
This instrument originally was called the sackbut in French
What is the trombone?
200
Mr. Liu played this instrument
What is trumpet OR baritone?
300
This key has 3 flats
What is Eb?
300
Worth one and a half beats in music (1 1/2)
What is a dotted quarter?
300
The number of beats in this measure
What is 2?
300
Makes a note hold longer than its original value
What is a fermata?
300
This instrument has the largest range of any instrument.
What is a piano?
300
The number of 1st place titles the TOW Music Department has won from Darien Lake ever
What is 5 titles? (Two from 2018, 3 from 2019)
400
This key has 4 sharps
What is E?
400
Worth 3 beats
What is a dotted half?
400
The type of note that gets the beat in this measure
What is an eighth note?
400
This symbol asks the player to play a louder note than the ones around it
What is an accent?
400
The name of the instrument in the recording
What is a theremin?
400
Mr Swick played this instrument
What is percussion?
500
This key has 6 flats
What is Gb?
500
Four of these fast notes equals one beat.
What are sixteenth notes?
500
What is 5/4?
500
To play a note for it's full value
What is tenuto?
500
The MacDonald Stradivarius Viola costs this much, making it the most expensive instrument in the world
What is $45 million?
500
The number of scales you 'actually' need to play for the 15 scale club
What is 12?
C, G , D, A, E, (B=Cb), (F#=Gb), (C#=Db), Ab, Eb, Bb, F