WorksheetsInstruments of the Jazz Orchestra I
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
The highest voice part is
Soprano
Alto
Tenor
Bass
What voice part is second highest?
Soprano
Alto
Tenor
Bass
The lowest voice part is:
Soprano
Alto
Tenor
Bass
True or false: If you sing soprano now, you are most likely a soprano "for life."
True
False
A high range of the male voice:
Baritone
Bass
Tenor
A male voice range in between the tenor and bass:
Baritone
Bass
Tenor
The clarinet is considered a
woodwind instrument
brass instrument
string instrument
percussion instrument
True/False:
The Saxophone is a standard instrument in the CLASSICAL orchestra.
True
False
True or False:
The saxophone is made out of brass.
True
False
True/False:
Sound is produced on the saxophone the same way it is produced on a clarinet.
True
False
True/False:
The most common type of saxophone is an alto saxophone.
True
False
What is the piece of cane called that vibrates to produce a sound on the saxophone?
Neck
Bell
Reed
Keys
What is Jazz?
A dance
A drink
A music style
A Basketball
What country did Jazz music style originate from
Africa
United States
1920's
England
True/False:
The Saxophone is a standard instrument in the JAZZ orchestra.
True
False
Which is NOT an instrument family in the Jazz orchestra
Woodwinds
Strings
Brass
Fish
True or False:
Saxophone is a WOODWIND instrument, even though it's made out of brass
TRUE
FALSE
Extra instruments that saxophone players can also play are called:
Doubles
Triples
Seconds
Trumpet
Which of the following are members of the brass family? Check all that belong.
Trumpet
Flugelhorn
Cornet
Clarinet
True or False:
Clarinets and Flutes come in different sizes, just like Saxophones
True
False
Which is the highest-sounding saxophone?
Soprano
Alto
Bass
Baritone
Which is the most common voice type for men?
Soprano
Tenor
Bass
Baritone
True or False: Alto saxophone has a deep, honking sound
True
False
What kind of sound does a Bass Clarinet have?
Squeaky
Deep and Honking
Airy
What kind of sound does a piccolo (highest flute) have?
Squeaky and shrill
Low and rumbly
Loud and muddy
