Note Names
What note lives on the second space of a treble clef?
What note lives on the second space of a bass clef?
Treble Clef: A
Bass Clef: C
What tempo marking means to play slow?
Lento
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explain the direction of note stems.
Stems face up on the right side of every note head below B and every note B or higher is facing down and on the left of the note head.
What is Ms. Kosiba's main instrument
flute
What note lives on the third line of the treble clef?
What note lives on the third line of the bass clef?
Treble clef: B
Bass clef: D
What marking (above or below the note) means to play a note smooth and connected? And what does it look like?
Legato
Write down a four beat pattern using only 16th notes and 16th rests(must use both)
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What is the other name for a treble clef?
G clef
Where did Ms. Kosiba go last spring semester?
Ireland
Give the phrase that names all the line notes on the Treble Clef(bass clef).
Every Good Boy Deserves Food(Fortnite, and Fudge is acceptable)
What Italien word means to play something sing-like?
Cantabile
Describe the difference between a beat and a rhythm.
Beat is a pulse that is felt under the music and is always consistent
What markings tell you to get louder and softer in a musical phrase?
Crescendo and Decrescendo
What three things do we focus on in the 4x4 warm up?
Attack, sustain of the note, and release
Give the word that spells the spaces on the treble clef(bass cleff).
FACE, ACEG
Name all the dynamic markings starting with PP and explain what their meanings are.
PP-pianissimo(very soft), P-Piano(soft), MP-Mezzo Piano(medium soft), MF- Mezzo Forte(medium loud), F-Forte(loud), FF-Fortissimo(very loud)
compose two measures of 4/4 meter using eighth and sixteenth notes and rests. Must be able to correctly clap rhythm
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What interval goes from an F-Bb
Perfect fourth
Name what notes you would play for a concert GBD
flute/bells-G
clarinet/trumpet-A
Saxophone- E
Trombone/Baritone-G
Name the notes of an E scale.
E F# G# A B C# D E
list and explain the three types of articulations.
Accent- strong attack on the beginning of the note
Staccato- space between the notes
Marcato- strong attack and space between notes
Describe the following rhythms in relation to the whole note. whole note, half note, quarter note, eighth note, sixteenth note, whole rest, half rest, quarter rest, eighth rest, sixteenth rest.
whole note/rest= four beats, half rest= two beats and takes two to equal a whole note, quarter note= one beat and takes four to equal a whole note, eighth note=1/2 beat and takes two to make a beat and eight to equal a whole note, sixteenth note=1/4 beat and takes four to equal one beat and sixteen to equal a whole note.
Explain the following tempo markings. Lento, Adagio, Andante, Presto
Lento-slowly
Adagio- slow
Andante- walking pace
Presto- very fast, lively
Name all the possible instruments in a concert band
piccolo, flute, clarinet, bass clarinet, oboe, bassoon, alto, tenor and baritone saxophone, trumpet, trombone, baritone(euphonium), tuba, snare, bass drum, bells