Orchestration Final
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- Play with the bow very near the bridge
- sul ponticello
- tuning a string to a non-standard tuning
- scordatura
- with the wood of the bow
- col legno
- bowing in which the performer slightly separates the notes on the same bow direction
- loure
- with mute
- con sordino
- bowing in which the performer throws the bow at the string, resulting in a bounce that produces two to six rapid pitches
- jete
- play with the bow over the fingerboard
- sul tasto
- Violin Open Strings
- G D A E
- Viola Open Strings
- CGDA
- Cello Open Strings
- Cello
- Bass Open Strings
- E A D G
- Which of these stringed instruments are transposing instruments sounding an octave lower
- Bass and Guitar
- Two common methods of extending the normal range of a double bass down to written c2
- Bass Extension or Extra c string
- String Sticcato
- on the string
- String spiccato
- Off the string
- harp pedal
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D C B | E F G A
Flat up Sharp Down - Flute Family Range
- C4-C7
- Oboe Range
- Bb4-G6
- Clarinets Range
- E3-F6
- Bassoon Range
- Bb2-Eb5
- Bb Transposing intruments sounds
- A major 2nd down
- Clarinet in A is written
- minor 3 above
- Cylindrical Wood Winds
- Flute, Clarinet
- Conical Wood WInds
- Oboe, Saxophone, Bassoon
- One woodwind that sounds an octave above
- Piccolo
- One woodwind that sounds an octave lower than written
- Contra Bassoon
- Which Instrument does not over-blow at the octave?
- The Clarinet P12 above
- Dynamic capabilities of the high register for the oboe
- Weak towards the very top
- High register of the oboe
- Honks much louder
- HIgh register of the flute
- Shirll brilliant
- Low register of the flute
- quite airy and weak but lucious
- 3 ranges of the clarinet
- Chalemeau, throat tones, Clarino, altissimo
- Technique for woodwind players to play very fast passages alternating between syllable teh keh
- Double Tounge
- multiphonics
- Technique for woodwind players to play more than one pitch simultaneously
- articulation for woodwind and brass players similar to tremolo
- flutter tongue
- the term used between Bb and B natural on the clarinet, from no keys depressed to all keys depressed.
- the break
- Horn Range
- E2-C6
- Trumpet Range
- G#3-C7
- Tenor Trombone Range
- E2-altoBb above staff
- Bass Trombone
- Bb2-Alto Bb
- Tuba Range
- 5 lines below bass- 3 lines above
- miniature tuba
- Eupohonium
- Means "Brassy"
- Cuivre
- Tubing that changes the fundamental pitch of the natural horn
- Crook
- Instrument resembling a metal bassoon
- Ophicleide
- Mute originating in jazz
- Harmon Mute
- Instrument with similar construction to and range of trumpet
- Cornet
- most typical type of brass mute
- Straight
- The fourth valve of a tube does what
- Lower note a p4
- 2/3 cylindrical and 1/3 conical
- trumpet trombone
- 1/3 cylindrical 2/3 conical
- horn tuba
- New bass clef notation for the horn
- show the part and octave above