String things
Ms. Segale
Music
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Teacher Trivia
100

What string instrument has the most strings?

THE HARP

100

Ms. Segale's first name

Amanda

100
What is the distance between 2 notes called? (It starts with an I) 

Interval

100

The piece we played last year and we watched the movie:

COCO

100

What did Mr. Guarinin teach last year besides symphony

AP theory 

Music Studio

200

What clef is used by cello and bass when playing in higher registers?

Tenor Clef

200

Ms. Segale's favorite snack

Drizz

200

The term for music performed by three musicians?

A trio

200

One thing in our music that we need to follow so that the music does not sound boring

Dynamics

200
Is Mr. Hochler married?
No
300

Musical term for gradually getting faster:

Accelerando

300

What high school did Ms. Segale go to?

Northport

300

The name of a piece written for a soloist and an orchestra:

Concerto

300

What are the two different types of bass bows called? 

(Hint they are languages)

German and French

300

What music teacher has been here the longest?

Ms. Segale

400

Who composed the four seasons?

Vivaldi

400

Where did Ms. Segale go this summer?

Italy

400

A clef doesn't change the pitch of a note, it changes the - 

Way its notated/read on the staff

400

Ms. Segale gets sad if we do not do well at

NYSSMA

400

How many children does Mr. Guarini have?

2
500

What happened one year in the middle of a concert in the bass section?

The bass bridge exploded

500

What town does Ms. Segale live in?

Hicksville

500

Why do we have clefs instead of using treble clef for every instrument?

To make the music easier to read by keeping notes in a comfortable range and minimizing legger lines
500

One music notation that Ms. Segale yells about the most

Accidentals 

500

What is the one thing that Ms. Segale, Mr. Hochler, and Mrs. Roddin have in common?

We all went to the same college