Instrument Family
Singing Ranges
Instruments
Vocab
Elements of Music
100
These musical instruments produce sound via buzzing lips while moving air through a cup or funnel shaped mouth piece

What is Brass?

100

What is the highest female vocal range?

What is Soprano?

100

The second largest string instrument

What is Cello?
100

Two or more independent melodies played or heard simultaneously 

What is Polyphony?

100

Pause with which music moves 

What is Tempo?

200

These musical instruments produce sound via metal caps or rings covering and uncovering holes and vibrating a reed with the players air

What is Woodwinds?

200

What is the second highest vocal range; primarily female?

What is Alto?

200

The instrument that squidward is known for playing

What is the Clarinet?

200

One melody with harmony background material

What is Homophony?

200

Highness or lowness of sound

What is Pitch?

300

These musical instruments are played by strumming or plucking with fingers 

What is Strings?
300

What is the lowest male vocal range?

What is Tenor?

300

In the percussion family, played by hitting against the hand

What is the tambourine?

300

A single melody with no accompaniment or background material

What is Monophony?

300

The pace of music

What is Rhythm?

400

These musical instruments are played by shaking or striking with hand, stick, or mallet

What is Percussion?

400

The lowest male vocal range?

What is Bass?

400

Played by plucking the strings; only has four strings

What is the Ukelele?

400

The particular instrument used in a piece of music

What is Instrumentation?

400

Vertical blocks of different sounds

What is Harmony?

500

What musical family consists of brass and metal instruments?

What is the Brass Family?

500

What is the name of the vocal range between tenor and bass?

What is Baritone?

500

In the percussion family, the sounds come out of metal pipes

What is the Organ?

500

The structure of musical composition or performance

What is form?

500

The way sounds are woven together

What is Texture?