Notation
Theory
Anatomy
Bowing
Syllabus
100

This is the symbol for a beat of silence...

A rest

100

The lowest notes in an orchestra are played by THIS instrument... (Hint: lower than a cello)

String Bass

100

The wooden stick to play your instrument...

The bow

100

V =

Up bow.

100

This is appropriate concert attire...

White top, black bottom, dark shoes

200

This symbol looks like a hashtag... 

A sharp. 

200

Two of THESE equals a quarter note...

Eighth note

200

The hairs on your bow are from THIS animal...

Horse

200
A "staple" symbol ( [ but sideways) =
Down bow. 
200

Between concerts you will be preparing for ________ tests/assessments. 

Playing tests (Performance Assessments). 

300

This symbol looks like a lowercase "b"...

A flat
300

THIS many notes are in a musical scale...

8 (Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do)

300

The wooden piece holding up the strings in the middle...

The bridge
300

You always begin a new measure or piece with this kind of bow... 

Down bow. 

300

You can always find extra lesson schedules on the... 

Bulletin board! 
400
When you add a dot next to a note... 

It makes the note longer.

400

These 2 notes are SHARP in D Major...

F # and C #

400

The bow should be between the bridge and the...

Fingerboard

400

The difference between a slur and a tie... 

Tie connects notes that are the same, slurs connect notes that are different. 

400

These are the required supplies for Orchestra class...

Folder and sheet music, pencil, and instrument

500

Pitches outside of the staff are on THESE kind of lines...

Ledger lines

500

The names of all three clefs we read are...

Treble Clef, Bass Clef, Alto Clef

500

Two ways to tune our instruments...

Pegs and fine tuners

500

Staccato means... 

Short and separated. 

500

These are the 4 things you are graded on (categories on your syllabus)...

Classwork, Concerts, Playing Tests, Citizenship