Dynamics
This dynamic is soft.
What is Piano?
This symbol tells you to play through a section of your music again.
What is Repeat Sign?
Articulation style where each note is played detached.
What is Staccato?
The part of a song that should be clearly heard across the band.
What is Melody?
The name of our warm up that we do on most days.
What is Framework Fundamentals?
This dynamic is loud.
What is Forte?
This symbol tells you to hold a note until the conductor cuts you off.
What is Fermata?
Articulation Style where a section or phrase is played smoothly and connected.
What is Legato?
If you are this when tuning, you would need to pull out from your tuning slide/barrel/mouthpiece.
What is Sharp?
The time signature that Morning Star March was in.
What is 2/4?
This dynamic means to gradually get softer.
What is Decrescendo?
This symbol is at the beginning of your music and tells you if you have any flats or sharps.
What is Key Signature?
Articulation style where you put more stress and length on the note, marked by a "_" above or below the note.
What is Tenuto?
This playing exercise is not always fun to do, but just like eating your vegetables, it is good for us.
What are Long Tones?
When we are playing out of time from each other, this mythical beast comes out.
What is the Rush'n Draggin'?
This dynamic means to suddenly get softer, marked in your music as "Sub. P".
What is Subito Piano?
This symbol is on a spot in your music where you should typically take a breath.
What is a Breath Mark?
Articulation style when a note is played more strongly.
What is Accent?
When tuning, if you are flat you would need to do this to your tuning slide/barrel/mouthpiece.
What is Push In?
This is the Winter Themed song that we performed at our Winter Concert.
What is Snow Day?
This dynamic is labeled SFZP in your music.
What is Sforzando Piano.
This symbol tells you to go back to a symbol in your music to play through a section again, and then skip to another sign to end the song.
What is D.S. Al Coda?
This articulation style is written as a dot above or below your note.
What is Staccato?
As you play, Ms. V asks you to listen for and reference 3 things called this name.
What are the Levels of Listening?
Music syllables that we play or say that represent notes of a scale, represented with hand signs.
What is Solfege?