Music Notation
A note that has two beats
What is a Half Note?
An instrument you play with that has hole to blow air in it.
What is Flute?
A brass instrument that is played by blowing into a mouthpiece and pressing valves to create notes.
What is a Trumpet?
A pair of small, hand-played drums that are a key part of Latin American music.
A pattern of sounds that can be found in language, music, and movement.
What is Rhythm?
A note with four beats
What is a Whole Note?
A button on a woodwind instrument
What is a Key?
A brass instrument that uses a sliding bar to change the pitch of notes.
What is a Trombone?
A tall, narrow, single-headed drum from Cuba and used within traditions.
What is a Conga Drum?
The steady pulse.
What is Beat?
A woodwind instrument that plays lowest part of the family.
What is a Bassoon?
A large, brass instrument with a low pitch.
What is a Tuba?
A percussion instrument that's played by shaking or striking.
What is a Tambourine?
This sign is used for a Low-Pitched Sound.
What is a Bass Clef?
A note that has one beat
What is a Quarter Note?
The position of lips, teeth, and tongue to play a woodwind instrument.
What is Embouchure?
A brass instrument that can play a variety of sounds, from soft and mellow to loud and harsh.
A round pair of instruments that makes a loud crash sound.
What is Cymbals?
A series of different sounds in a piece of music.
What is Melody?
A sign used for High Pitched Sound
What is a Treble Clef?
A thin strip of wood that vibrates to produce a sound.
What is a Reed?
A device used to play and blow air in the instrument.
What is a Mouthpiece?
An instrument that uses a pedal to change a pitch.
What is a Timpani?
A saying Mr. Dixon always says in the classroom.
What is Check Me Out?