Note Naming
The note name used for the first/bottom line in treble clef
What is E?
The note length that lasts four counts
What is a whole note?
How your feet should be when playing
What is flat (on the floor)?
How should we speak to each other in the classroom?
What is with respect and kindness?
The instrument with lots of keys but no mouthpiece or reed
What is the flute?
The note name used for the second line in bass clef
What is B?
The note length that lasts two counts
What is a half note?
Voice/volume level when playing
What is zero/off/silent?
What do you do if you have a question in class?
What is raise your hand or use the hand signals?
The instrument with three keys and a front-facing bell
What is the trumpet?
The note name used for the third/middle line in treble clef
What is B?
The note length that is worth one count
What is a quarter note?
How you should sit when playing
What is forward (off chair back), tall (not slouching), and still?
Where are our hands and feet at all times?
What is kept to yourself? (All hands and feet inside the rollercoaster at all times)
The instrument with a bell that can come off and a very important key to press during assembly
What is the clarinet?
The note name used for the third/middle line in bass clef
What is D?
The symbol that lets us know not to play on certain counts
What is a rest?
When should you pick up your instrument and SET YOUR MOUTHPIECE?
The two things you should ways have with you at your seat
What is instrument and book?
The instrument that's shaped like an "S" and uses a neck strap
What is the saxophone?
The note that connects treble and bass clef (hint: there is one line between them)
What is C?
The symbol at the beginning of the line that tells us how many counts are in a measure
What is a time signature?
How should your mouthpiece and instrument be when there is a rest in music?
KEEP YOUR MOUTHPIECE UP
How can we make sure to not drop important parts of our instruments?
Cases on floor, instrument in front of your body, two hands on instruments, place things down instead of throwing/tossing, etc.
What is the euphonium/baritone?