Articulation and dynamics
Notes and Rhythms
Instrument Facts
Vocabulary Challenge
Mystery!
100
An articulation meaning "smooth and connected"
Legato
100
In 3/4 time, a dotted half note is worth ___ beats.
3
100
Which of the following is NOT a percussion instrument?
Guiro, djembe, anvil, dulcimer, crotale
Dulcimer 
100
What does "maestoso" mean?
Majestic
100
Where did Mrs. Chu go to college?
Cal State Long Beach
200
An articulation meaning short and accented
Marcato
200
How many half notes can fit in a measure of 6/4 time?
3
200
The alto saxophone is pitched in the key of Eb. In what key is the soprano saxophone pitched? 
Bb
200
To return to the beginning and play to the end
Da Capo al Fine or D.C. al Fine
200
What composer is known as "The March King"
John Phillip Sousa
300
This means to play suddenly loud and then suddenly soft
Sforzando piano, sfzp
300
How many sixteenth notes can fit in one measure of 6/8 time?
12
300
This instrument is made of approximately 20 feet of tubing.
French Horn
300
A scale which moves by half steps resulting in playing every possible note on an instrument.
Chromatic Scale
300
What is missing from this order of instrument ranges: sopranino, soprano, alto, baritone, bass, contra-bass.
Tenor
400
What is the name of this articulation?
An articulation meaning short and accented
tenuto
400
The total number of major keys that exist
12
400
Back in 1971, the International Horn Society recommended changing the name from "French Horn" to simply "Horn." In what country was the Horn actually invented?
Germany
400
3 notes played evenly in the space of 2 of that note value.
Triplets
400
Another name for 2/2 time
Cut time
500
TWO words that both mean "gradually get softer"
Diminuendo and descrescendo
500
Two notes that sound the same pitch but have different names. (Example: F# and Gb)
enharmonic notes
500
This instrument was invented in approximately 900 B.C.E.
Flute
500
What musical term means "all together"
tutti
500
What legendary musician was born Stevland Hardaway Morris?
Stevie Wonder