Markham Woods Middle Beginning Band Instrument Introduction.

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Markham Woods Middle Beginning Band Instrument Introduction

Instrument Groups Wind Instruments –played using air Percussion Instruments –played by striking

Wind Instrument Sub-Groups Woodwind: –uses reed or made of wood, holes in instrument being closed changes notes –Flute –Oboe –Bassoon –Clarinet »Bb Soprano »Bass Clarinet –Saxophone »Alto Saxophone »Tenor Saxophone »Baritone Saxophone

Wind Instrument Sub-Groups Brass: –buzz in cup mouthpiece, make the tubing longer to change notes Trumpet French Horn Trombone Baritone / Euphonium Tuba

Percussion Instrument Sub-Groups Mallet / Tuned Percussion Concert Bells / Orchestra Bells Xylophone Marimba Vibraphone Chimes / Tubular Bells

Percussion Instrument Sub-Groups Battery Percussion Snare Drum Toms / Multi-Toms Bass Drum Cymbals »Suspended Cymbal »Crash Cymbal »Hi-Hat Accessories »Triangle, Cow Bell, Castanets, Shaker, Wood Block, Temple Blocks, Sleigh Bells, etc.

Percussion Instrument Sub-Groups Hybrid Timpani »Uses conventional battery drum head but can be tuned to different notes

Flute High Voice Formerly made from wood, now made from sterling silver

Oboe High Voice Double Reed Instrument Potential College Scholarship

Bassoon Low Voice (bass clef) Double Reed Instrument Potential College Scholarship

Clarinet Middle / High Voice, Extreme Range Compact Carrying Case For Soprano

Saxophone Middle Voice Doubles in Jazz Band

Trumpet Middle / High Voice Doubles in Jazz Band

French Horn Middle / Low Voice, Extreme Range Potential College Scholarship

Trombone Low Voice Only instrument that uses a slide to change notes Doubles in Jazz Band

Baritone / Euphonium Low Voice Same range as trombone but with valves

Tuba Very Low Voice Bass of the Band Uses stand, you don’t have to hold it up

Mallet Percussion Same as piano / keyboard configuration Melodies and Harmonies can be played Primary focus of beginning percussion

Battery Percussion Many instruments to learn Based on 40 P.A.S. rudiments Need ability to share turns with others

Percussion: Single Stroke Roll Flam Tap Single Paradiddle