Review for Assignment 3.10: Song Practice

The quarter note gets ___ beat of sound.

• two

• one

• three

• four

Is there still time to work on overdue lessons or request a reset on one of the graded Assignments/Quizzes?

• YES!!!

• No, the deadline has passed.

• Only for certain assignments.

• You can request a reset, but not for overdue lessons.

When we pick up our recorders and are ready to play, the Left Hand will go on top and the _______ will cover the back hole.

• Right Hand thumb

• Left Hand index

• Left Hand thumb

• Right Hand middle

The 5 notes needed to play the song “Old MacDonald” are B, A, G, E, and D. Please describe how we understand the fingering chart for reviewing or learning new notes. If the circle is colored in, it means that we ______ with the correct finger. If the circle is not colored in, it means that we ______ that finger or fingers.

• cover

• uncover

• press

• release

When we pick up our recorders and are ready to play, the ____ Hand will go on top and the Left Hand thumb will cover the back hole.

• Right

• Left

• Both

• None

How do we play D on the recorder?

• Cover the first hole with your left index finger and blow gently.

• Cover the first two holes with your left index finger and middle finger.

• Cover the first hole with your right index finger and blow hard.

• Cover all holes and hum into the recorder.

Describe what LH and RH stand for on the fingering chart. LH and RH on the fingering chart stand for _______ and _______.

• Left Hand and Right Hand

• Lower Hand and Right Hand

• Left Hand and Right Handed

• Lateral Hand and Right Handed

When we quietly whisper "tu" to give each note a clean start, this sound is created ________.

• with the tongue

• with the lips

• with the teeth

• with the throat

When we look at a fingering chart, the circles that are colored in show us to _____ the hole on the recorder.

• cover

• open

• tap

• ignore

How would you sit or stand with good posture?

• Sit or stand tall with relaxed shoulders and a straight back

• Slouch with rounded shoulders and a bent back

• Lean forward with your head down

• Sit cross-legged with your back hunched