"If you play before I say..."

Ta

the 6th scale degree, lives in a tall skinny house

The bottom section of the instrument containing two tone holes

The symbol at the beginning of a piece of music that tells you how many beats and what kind

verbal cue used throughout BASIS meaning to be quiet

the number of 1/8th notes it takes to make a quarter note

two steps down from Sol

fingers covering the correct holes, instrument at a 45 degree angle and beak resting on your chin

time signature with 3 beats per measure

sit quietly and raise your hand

note containing 3 beats

True or False? Solfege only exists for the lines and spaces on the staff

the opening at the top through which sound escapes

the symbol that signifies the end of a measure

CJ, pencil and sometimes your music folder/ISN

non-numerical counting syllables for a set of four 1/16th notes

syllables assigned to a specific pitch

the note produced by covering the back thumb hole and the first tone hole

term that defines how fast or slow a piece of music is played or sung

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

Ta Tika Tika Too

Do-Mi-Sol-Mi-Do

The top two ways to prevent squeeking

to play or sing lively and fast