"If you play before I say..."

this symbol signifies silence

the 6th scale degree

the hand that goes on top when playing the recorder

the term used to define how fast or slow a piece of music is played or sung

sit quietly and raise your hand

The number of 1/16th notes in a quarter note

syllables assigned to specific pitches in a scale

the note produced when you cover the top tone hole and the back thumb hole

to play or sing smooth and connected

the colored drawer cart labeled with class elements

counting syllables used for compound time

True or False...Solfege continues on in BOTH directions above and below Do

this section of the recorder is at the bottom and contains 2 tone holes

meter in which the beat can be divided into groups of 3

verbal cue to be quiet used throughout BASIS

a note containing 3 beats

Do-Mi-Sol-Do-Sol-Mi-Do

the opening at the top of the recorder where sound escapes

to play or sing very fast

The system with which Mrs. Wheeler tells you your noise level, activity, how to ask for help and how to move around the room

when a rhythm is accented on the weak/offbeat; uneven rhythm

the interval between low Do and high Do

the top two ways to prevent squeaking

symbol meaning to hold a note as long as the conductor indicates