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Practice reading headers, markings, rests, and navigation in band parts.
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Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
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The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
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The figure shows the head of a band part. What appears immediately after the clef?

The figure shows the opening staff of a part. What meter is printed at the head?

The figure shows the head of a part. How many flats are in the key signature?

At the top left of a part, “Andante” is printed above the first staff. What information is that?
At the beginning of a clarinet part, “B♭ Clarinet 2” appears above the first line. What does the “2” identify?
The first note of a band part has “mf” printed below it. What information is being given?
In this excerpt, the hairpin opens to the right under the notes. What should the player do?

The curved line in the excerpt connects several different pitches. What does it ask the player to do?

The curved line in the excerpt joins two notes on the same pitch. How should it be played?

Inside a part, “subito p” appears at measure 32. What should change there?
A “rit.” appears above two measures before a fermata. What should the ensemble do there?
A wavy vertical line stands before a chord in a mallet percussion part. What does it ask for?
A part shows a thick horizontal rest bar with the number 8 above it. What should the player do?
In 4/4, a multi-measure rest is labeled 16. How many measures pass before the next entrance?
A trumpet part has a multi-measure rest marked 4 before the next phrase. What should the player count?
A part shows a multi-measure rest with 12 above it, followed by a pickup note. When should the player enter?
In a march, a multi-measure rest marked 2 sits between two phrases. What does the 2 count?
During a long tacet section, the oboe part shows a multi-measure rest labeled 24. What is the player’s job?
At measure 16, a backward repeat sign appears and there was no earlier forward repeat sign. Where does the player go?
A first ending bracket covers measure 8, and a second ending follows after the repeat. What happens on the second pass?
At the end of a strain, the part says “D.S. al Coda.” What is the next navigation step?
Small-note flute cue notes appear above your rest three measures before your entrance. What are they for?
A part says “Tacet 2nd time” over an eight-measure repeated section. What should the player do?
The part has “D.C. al Fine” at the end. What should the player do?
Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.
Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
Race through questions at your own speed.
Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.

Pick a tile, answer, hit bonuses and steals.
Orchestra Terms and Symbols
24 questions