Orchestra end of February Review

Which string instrument is NOT measures on 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, or 4/4 sizes?

Which is NOT an acceptable reason to have your camera turned off?

Who is one of the string composers we talked about who wrote music specifically for himself?

When will I assign section leaders/1st and 2nd parts?

Which pitch is not an open string on violin, viola, cello, or bass?

Which of these is NOT a difference between violin and viola bows?

Which day of the week can you make an appointment to work with me in person?

What size bass is most commonly used in major symphony orchestras?

Which is NOT a part of your bow?

What is the interval between a P4 and a P5 called?

Mozart 40 is written in G minor...what is the relative major key?

Which bow has the shortest hair length?

In 6 over 8 time the beat is counted out on...

What's the smallest interval in western music (also called a "half step")?

Which type of Irish Folk music is played in a meter based in 3?

Which wind instrument is featured as a soloist on the original "Concerning Hobbits"?

Which intervals are "Perfect"?

What's a "hooked bow"?

What are the two types of bass bows called?

When you shift up into 4th position (at the brace of your instrument) your first finger plays...

What does "Classical" with a "big C" mean?

How many symphonies do major composers (from 1800 and on) usually write before they stop?

The four kinds of tertiary chord harmony are...

Which day of the week can you arrange to have a private zoom meeting with me?

Which string instrument did not really exist in the baroque era (mid 1700s)?

If you added an extra high string and an extra low string to a violin, what would they be pitched as?

Which clef does a cello NOT have to read in?

"Lascia C'hio Pianga" is from...

Which two instruments have the same open string pitches?

Which two instruments have the same open string pitches -but set up in reverse of each other?

What is one thing that does NOT define fiddling (as opposed to classical style)?

If you added an extra high string and an extra low string to a bass, what would they be pitched as?

What's the name for a piece of music played by a solo performer with the full orchestra backing them up?

Which composer is said to have "perfected" the symphony? He wrote 9 - so everyone since then has too.

Tertiary chords are built using what interval?

If you added an extra high string and an extra low string to a viola or cello, what would they be pitched as?