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Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Music - Elementary School - Performing Music
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When you are practicing playing an instrument, it's OK to stop when you make a mistake and start again. After all, you want to play the piece perfectly! However, when you are performing, the audience would rather not sit through numerous failed attempts so if you make a mistake when playing live, you simply carry on as if it never happened. The audience will forgive you.

Grades 3, 4 and 5 - Music - Elementary School - Performing Music
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10 Questions

1. What is 'call and response'?
2. Which notation tells a performer to gradually slow the music?
3. In music, what is an 'ensemble'?
4. Which notation tells a performer to gradually slow the music?
5. Which of the following describes playing a piece of music alone?
6. What skills are developed by performing music in a group?
7. What does it mean to sing in a round?
8. In an orchestra or large band, who directs the musicians?
9. How many musicians are needed to play a duet?
10. In an orchestra or large band, who directs the musicians?