The smallest stringed instrument in the orchestra.
What is the violin?
This is the term we use for when music sounds loud or strong.
What is forte?
The D major scale has this many sharps.
What is two?
This is what we call orchestra music from the 1700s.
What is Classical?
The stringed instruments of the orchestra are usually played with this.
What is a bow?
This is the term we use for when we pluck the strings with our fingers.
What is arco?
On all of our instruments, we usually play the note E on the D string with this finger.
What is the first finger?
This is another name for a violin.
The lowest string on the double bass.
What is the E string?
This is the term we use for notes that are short and separated.
What is staccato?
A major scale has this many different notes.
What is seven?
This Mexican folk music tradition often uses violins, guitars, trumpets, and a large bass instrument called a guitarrĂ³n.
What is Mariachi?
Cellos and basses have an endpin. Violins and violas have this.
What is the end button?
This is the term we use for when music gets louder.
What is crescendo?
This symbol looks like a hashtag or number sign/
The song most strongly associated with Dracula, "Toccatta and Fugue in D Minor", was composed by this German Composer.
Who is Johann Sebastian Bach?
This stringed instrument with 47 strings is sometimes used in orchestra, but we don't have it.
What is the harp?
The language that most of our musical terms come from.
What is Italian?
This is the sixth note of the D major scale.
What is B?
Beethoven was from this country.
Austria