Symbgardner

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GRADE 4/5AH-E-1.1.36AH-E-1.1.39

When I present this PowerPoint project, I bring instruments in for the kidsto see, and I play a CD from the instrument bank so they can listen to howthe instruments sound.

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There are four families of instruments.

• Woodwinds

• Brass

• Strings

• Percussion

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• Flute

• Oboe

• Clarinet

• Bassoon

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• Originally made of wood.

• Played by blowing across or into the tube of the instrument.

• Air column inside the tube is set in vibration and tones are produced.

• Different pitches are created by changing the length of the column of air

• Pitch low if column of air is long, high if column of air is shorter.

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• Flute has no separate mouthpiece

• Clarinet’s mouthpiece has single reed

• Oboe and Bassoon are double-reed instruments - two reeds tied together.

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• Trumpet

• Trombone

• French Horn

• Tuba

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• Sometimes called brass wind instruments.

• Player blows into a mouthpiece to create the tone

• Consists of long metal tube with a mouthpiece and a bell-shaped opening

• Pitch low if tube is long, high if tube is short

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• To produce sound player buzzes his lips into the mouthpiece and causes the air inside to vibrate

• Bell helps to make tone louder and create quality of tone

• Trumpet and French horn has three valves• Trombone uses length of slide• Tuba has four valves

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• Violin

• Viola

• Cello

• Bass

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• Made from wood, fingerboard on long neck, and four strings

• Each has a special bow made of wood and fine horsehairs

• Tone produced by vibrations or motion of the strings pulling the bow across or plucking the strings - pizzicato

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• Shapes are similar but sizes vary from small to large

• pitch low if string is long and heavy

• pitch high if string is shorter and lighter

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• Timpani or Kettle Drums snare drums, • Xylophones• Orchestra bells• Cymbals, finger cymbals• tambourine, triangle• maracas, claves• woodblock/sandblock• castanets, jingle bells and taps

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• Played by being:

• struck

• shaken

• scraped

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Music Quiz #3 - Instrument FamiliesAnswer the following questions. Each question is worth 10 points.

1. Which is not an instrument family in an orchestra?StringsPercusionTrumpets

2. To which family do the trombone and tuba belong?WoodwindBrassBass

3. The saxophone is a member of which family?BrassPercusionWoodwind

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4. Which instrument does not belong in the percussion family?flutesnare drumtambourine

5. Which family has the most variety of instruments?WoodwindPercussionStrings

6. To which family does the cello belong?StringsWoodwindPercussion

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7. Who is the person in front of the orchestra that keeps everyone playing together?ConstructorConductorConcert master

8. Which is the highest pitched brass instrument?Trombone

Trumpet

French Horn

9. What is the highest pitched woodwind instrument?ClarinetOboePiccolo

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10. Which instrument is a member of the brass family, but is

played with a reed like members of the woodwind family?SaxophoneFrench HornBassoon

Bonus: Which family of instruments does not play in a

marching band?

Percussion

Woodwind

String

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OPEN RESPONSE.We have discussed the different families of

instruments (brass, woodwind, percussion, and strings).

Pick one family of instruments.

Describe THREE of the instruments in that family.

List the appearance of each instrument, type of sound the instrument makes, and how the instrument is played.