Composer of the Month!
What composer is known for losing his hearing?
Beethoven
Fill in the blank for this winter song.
Let it _____, Let it_______, Let it________.
What note is on the 1st line?
E
What instrument is played by hitting the top with your hand?
Drum
Name a character in the reading buddy bin?
Pete the cat, Beekle, Sonic, Cute Dino, Pterodactyl and Puppy.
Which composer traveled Europe as a young child playing for royalty?
Mozart
This winter song sings about a talking snowman.
Frosty the snowman
What note falls on the 3rd line?
B
This instrument is the smallest member of the brass family. It was also played by the famous Musician Louis Armstrong.
Trumpet
How many jobs are on the job chart?
25
Which composer is known as one of the best piano players of all time?
Liszt
This song sings about Reindeer paws on the roof.
"Up on the Housetop"
What note is the 3rd space?
C
This instrument is similar to the recorder. It is in the woodwind family and is used as the cat character in "Peter and the Wolf".
Clarinet
What is one of the 4 respectful ways to sit in music?
Crisscross, Mountain, Mermaid and Carrot
Which composer wrote the music for many movies? (Star Wars, Harry Potter, E.T.,)
John Williams
This song sings about walking outside.
Walking in a winter wonderland
What note falls right in the middle of the Treble clef and bass clef staff?
Middle C
This instrument is in the string family. It is the largest instrument in this family. It is not a harp or a piano.
String Bass
How many notes are in a scale? (Think of the Solfege hand signs)
8
Which composer wrote Peter and the Wolf?
Prokofiev
This song was originally written as a Thanksgiving song. However, over time we have considered it more of a Christmas song.
Jingle Bells
What note is right about the top staff line?
G
This instrument is not in the orchestral family of instruments. This instrument was invented in Hawaii and is very popular in classroom across the world.
Ukulele
What other subject does Music encompass?
Math, Reading, Social Studies, Science, Psychology, Art, Physical activity