Written Music
This note receives one beat.
What is a quarter note?
Which syllable is missing from this solfege?
Do, Re, __, Fa, So
What is Mi?
Who are the Beatles?
This folk song talks about walking down near to a bay, and seeing some weird things!
What is "Down by the Bay?"
This instrument family includes the violin, cello, and viola.
What is the string family?
This is the name for the "evil twin" of a note, that shows a beat of silence, instead of a beat of sound.
What is a rest?
The full solfege has this many syllables in it.
What is eight?
Since humanity began, we have enjoyed this.
What is music?
These folk songs were often sung by sailors aboard ships.
What are Sea Shanties?
The brass family includes this instrument.
What is the trumpet?
What is the trombone?
What is the tuba?
What is the French horn?
What is the baritone?
This time signature tells you that there are 3 beats in each measure.
What is 3/4 time?
This syllable is 3 pitches higher than Do in the solfege.
What is Mi?
This period of music featured the famous composer Beethoven.
What is the Classical Period?
What is English?
What is Scottish?
What is Irish?
This type of instrument isn't really its own family, but is a combination of two others.
What are keyboard instruments?
This clef tells us where G is in any song we find it in.
What is a treble clef.
This syllable is 4 pitches higher than Re in the Solfege.
What is La?
This type of music was what people created before they developed a system of writing it.
What is folk music?
This style of music creation became popular after a system of writing music was developed.
What is composed music?
These types of instruments are typically found in an orchestra.
What are brass, percussion, string, and woodwind?
This symbol tells us that a note sounds a half step LOWER than it would usually be.
What is a flat?
True or false: The Do in the Solfege can be any note on the staff.
True
Henry Purcell was very famous during this musical period.
What is the Baroque Period?
These American musical genres are some of the closest relatives of historical American folk music.
What is Country, and Bluegrass?
The bassoon belongs to this instrument family.
What is woodwind?