Solfege
The first five Solfege syllables.
Do Re Mi Fa So
A rhythm with one sound.
Quarter Note (Ta)
Something that tells us to repeat what we played.
Repeat Sign
The heart beat of the song.
Beat
An instrument with 6 strings.
Guitar
A song that goes...Mi, Re, Do, Shh - Mi, Re, Do, Shh
Hot Cross Buns
A rhythm with four sounds.
Tika-Tika
The part of the song that repeats and tells the main message of the song. This part usually includes the title of the Song.
Chorus
How fast or slow the song goes.
Tempo
Colorful tubes that you hit on your hand, shoe, or the floor.
Boomwhackers.
A song that goes...Do, Re, Mi, Do - Do, Re, Mi, Do.
Are you Sleeping
Frère Jacques
There are 2 beats, but 1 long sound in this rhythm.
Ta-ah
ABACA
Rondo Form
The people who listen to you when you sing in a concert.
Audience
An instrument you play sitting down. The most popular instrument in the world
Piano
The Solfege syllable that is represented by a fist.
Do
This sign tells us to be silent.
Rest (Shh)
The part of the song that changes and tells the story of the song.
Verse
The four voices.
Speaking, Whisper, Calling, Singing.
Something we all have, many consider this to be an instrument too.
Your Voice.
A solfege pattern that sounds like a food.
So, La, Mi
This line connects rhythms together to make longer sounds. We also do this to our shoes.
Tie
A type of song where the singers "chase" each others words. Singing the same song but starting at different times.
Round, Cannon.
A musical pattern that repeats over and over.
Ostinato
A tall drum that you play standing up.
Tubano Drums.