Wind Instruments
This instrument is very popular in Scotland, where it originated.
What is the bagpipes?
This instrument is a shaped metal bar, which is then struck by a smaller metal bar.
What is a triangle?
Name the music alphabet.
A, B, C, D, E, F, G
Brass players use this item to create sound with their instruments.
What is a mouthpiece?
What is fortissimo?
The trombone uses this mechanism instead of valves to change pitches.
What is a slide?
This instrument is sometimes shaped like a rattle and is played by shaking it.
What is a maraca?
When two or more pitches is played or sung at the same time, it is called this.
What is a chord?
This state is where ukuleles were made popular.
Where is Hawaii?
These plastic tubes have different pitches with each different color.
What are boomwhackers?
This instrument is played with one hand on the valves and the other inside the bell of the horn.
What is a French horn?
You may see this instrument outside someone's house and it may contain anywhere from 5-50 small differently pitched bars.
What is a windchime?
This is used to show the gradual increase of volume.
What is a crescendo?
A group of people working towards a common goal, typically playing instruments.
What is a band?
This instrument is sometimes thought to be a string instrument, but is actually a percussion instrument.
What is a piano?
This instrument is the youngest of all wind instruments, being less than 200 years old.
What is a saxophone?
This instrument uses small metal wires to create its characteristic sound.
What is a snare drum?
A symbol that means to hold out the pitch until the conductor indicates for the player to stop.
What is a fermata?
This instrument has 4 strings and is tuned to GCEA.
What is a ukulele?
This fast food chain has the most recognized jingle in the world.
What is McDonald's?
This instrument is considered a woodwind, but is typically made of metal.
What is a flute?
This instrument comes in different sizes and can be tuned to different pitches. It's nickname is the "Kettle drums".
What are timpani?
The regular pattern within a measure or piece of music.
What is a beat?
These are depressed to help most brass players change pitches.
What are valves?
None of the members of this Fabulous Quintet could read music.
Who are the Beatles?