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1
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The general action to take when adjusting your instrument in a cold room.
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6
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The highest pitched instrument in a typcial band or ensemble.
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7
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The term that we use to describe the slow movement of our marching show.
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9
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The soprano voice of a brass section.
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10
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This word describes what we do in the fall but can also be used to describe a type of music that we play at UIL C&S.
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11
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A conductor uses one of these to read all the parts to a particular piece of music.
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12
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Also known as an augmented 4th.
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14
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Get softer.
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16
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On a clear day, the sky is usually this color.
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17
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Get louder.
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18
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Saxophone and euphonium musicians cannot join this type of ensemble.
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20
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The opposite of flat.
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21
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The most famous term to describe a fast tempo.
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22
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A perfect 8th, or playing a middle concert F to the next highest concert F.
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23
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When played poorly with a bad reed, this instrument can sound like a kazoo.
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24
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In theory, if you breath together you should ___________ together.
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25
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Amadeus Mozart's musical genre
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26
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A popular musical genre of US origin in which words are recited rapidly and rhythmically over a prerecorded, typically electronic instrumental backing.
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27
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The abbreviated word to increase speed.
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28
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Focus on this as one of your primary tools to sound your best.
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32
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Bob Marley's musical genre
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33
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Also known as 4.
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36
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Focus on this as another one of your primary tools to sound your best.
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37
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The opposite of staccato.
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38
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To slow down.
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39
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'5, 6, 7, ____'
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