Do
::closed fist::
This word means soft in music; it also refers to a keyboard instrument.
What is piano?
Way back in kindergarten, you learned that music has *this*. (Clap clap clap)
What is a steady beat?
This colorful instrument might help you make popcorn; alternatively, it could keep you warm on a cold day.
What is a scarf?
The ukulele comes from this state.
What is Hawaii?
Sol
::thumbs up::
Loud in music; or the last name of one of Mr. Wiseman's puppets.
What is forte?
Left, right! Left, right! Marching music is often in this meter.
What is meter of 2?
You get only one of these colorful instruments, but working together you can play a lot of songs.
What are boomwhackers?
The ukulele has this many strings.
What is four?
Re
::Slanted hand::
When music gets louder, it's called this.
What is a crescendo?
This Italian word describes a pattern that repeats. (What?)
What is an Ostinato?
These instruments will make music, but they won't make you an omelet.
What are egg shakers?
Please don't touch these parts of the ukulele.
What are the tuners / twisty things?
La
::arched hand::
When music gets softer, it's called this.
What is a decrescendo?
This instrument is like a drum that also makes sound when you shake it.
What is a tambourine?
The technique of brushing all the strings at once with your thumb to play a chord
What is a strum / strumming?
Ti
::pointer finger::
What is a waltz?
This woodwind instrument is a favorite of both Mr. Rowan and Spongebob's friend Squidward.
What is a clarinet?
Name two chords we learned on ukulele this year.
What are C, A minor, and F?