A note that receives two beats in 4/4 time
What is a half note?
A musical symbol used to begin a section of music where notes are played on lower part of the staff
What is the base clef?
Many of the instruments in the string family are played by using this device
What is a bow?
What is 88?
The area of New York known for musicals and plays
What is Broadway?
A dynamic marking for singers or instruments to move from loud to quiet
What is decrescendo? (diminuendo)
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The maracas, timpani, snare, and piano are all in this instrument family
What is the percussion family?
What is your thumb and index finger?
Music and theater are most commonly performed on this type of stage
What is a proscenium stage?
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What is a grand staff?
What is the end of a piece of music?
A common west African instrument in the percussion family that makes a loud beat and is used in several countries.
What is the djembe?
A musical waltz is in which time signature?
What is 3/4 time?
Name at lease three different styles of dance that could be used in a musical
What is jazz, tap, ballet, hip-hop?
A note that has 1.5 beats in 4/4 time
What is a dotted half note?
When several notes are sung or played at the same time and fit into particular chords to support the melody.
What is harmony?
Name at least seven instruments in the woodwind family
What is clarinet, oboe, flute, saxophone, piccolo, bagpipes, recorder, bassoon?
The two names for the percussion instrument with various sized bars that's hit with mallets to produce a tone.
What is xylaphone and glockenspiel?
The names of 4 musicals
What is....?
A rest that is a half of a beat.
(please draw an example on the board)
What is an eighth rest?
Keeps all music steady and together
What is a beat? (tempo)
The keyboard instrument associated with the Baroque period
What is the harpsichord?
A very talented band with twelve members
hint: You know every member in the band :)
What is the WCA Concert Band?
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