Brass
This attaches to the instrument and you buzz through it to make sound.
Mouthpiece
Another name for kettle drums are?
Timpani
This instrument is considered a woodwind, even though it is made of metal.
The saxophone or flute
This symbol looks like a hash tag.
A sharp
This determines tempo on a metronome. Usually shortened to BPM.
Beats Per Minute
What is a marching French Horn called?
A mellophone
This instrument has 88 keys.
The piano
Name the 4 common types of saxophones.
Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Baritone
In D.C. al Fine, what does Fine mean?
The End
The formation of your lips to play your instrument is called.
Embouchure
This 'double' instrument, can reach up to 22 feet long when unraveled.
French Horn
This instrument contains a rattling material, such as seeds, beans, pebbles, or beads, inside a hollow shell or container
The maracas
Common type of material a reed is made from.
Bamboo or cane
A group of 5 musicians playing at the same time is a what?
Quintet
A broken chord is called a what?
Arpeggio
This instrument was created by John Philips Sousa in 1893
The sousaphone
What is another name for the bells.
Glockspiel
This instrument has the most keys in the woodwind family.
The clarinet
Another word for decrescendo.
Diminuendo
Another name for a musical sentence.
A phrase
Name the instruments in a traditional brass quintet.
trumpet, trumpet, horn, trombone, tuba
What are the two types of grips for snare drum.
Traditional and matched
Name the instruments in a traditional woodwind quintet.
flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, french horn
A sharp, flat, or natural that is not in the key signature.
Accidental
A sequence of notes in ascending or descending order like a musical ladder.
A scale