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Jeopardy Name the Woodwind Name the Brass High Brass Low Brass Reeded Winds Misc. Winds 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

A 100

French Horn A 100

A 200

Trumpet A 200

A 300

(I will accept baritone) Tuba (I will accept baritone) A 300

A 400

Trombone A 400

This instrument is NOT in the brass family, but it’s made of brass.

Saxophone A 500

B 100

Flute B 100

B 200

Clarinet B 200

B 300

Recorder B 300

B 400

Oboe B 400

B 500

Bassoon B 500

This brass instrument makes the highest sound. C 100

Trumpet C 100

This high brass instrument can play high and low, and it is the most difficult to play.

French Horn C 200

General Brass Question This part of most brass instruments allows the player to change pitch.

Valves C 300

DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

The French horn is the most difficult brass instrument to play because of the size of this part of the instrument. C 400

Mouthpiece C 400

Name the part of the instrument that is circled.

The Bell C 500

The trombone is different from the other members of the brass family because it has this instead of valves. D 100

slide D 100

This brass instrument is called the “baby” of the brass family because it’s the youngest, but it also has the lowest sound. D 200

The tuba D 200

This brass instrument looks like a small tuba. D 300

baritone D 300

In brass instruments, valves change this In brass instruments, valves change this. The same can also be changed using a slide. D 400

Pitch D 400

Name all three instruments we classify as the “low brass”. D 500

Trombone, baritone, tuba D 500

A single reed woodwind instrument has a piece of cane that vibrates against this to make a sound.

Mouthpiece E 100

A clarinet and an oboe look similar, but their sound is different. Why?

Clarinet is single reed, oboe is double reed.

Name the lowest double reed instrument.

bassoon E 300

Name the highest single reed instrument

(I will accept SOPRANO saxophone) Clarinet (I will accept SOPRANO saxophone) E 400

A saxophone usually does NOT appear in this musical group, but it occasionally does. E 500

orchestra E 500

This instrument is the only instrument with a lip plate. F 100

A flute F 100

This is a small, flute-like instrument that was actually called a flute until the Baroque period.

recorder F 200

The flute family does not use reeds to produce sounds The flute family does not use reeds to produce sounds. Instead, the player blows into this. F 300

Blow hole F 300

Woodwind instruments use these delicate pieces of metal to change pitch.

keys F 400

Name the two single reed instruments we studied. F 500

Saxophone and clarinet F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is: Sound Production Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

Sound production is different on brass vs. woodwind instruments. Explain HOW. Click on screen to continue

Brass players BUZZ into the mouthpiece. Woodwind players blow. Click on screen to continue

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