What is this instrument?

Brass time. What is this instrument?

The petals in this picture help to tune the drum

Drum time. What is this instrument?

Fun fact. The Baritone Saxophone stands at about 3.5ft and weights about 11-20lbs. The Contrabass Saxophone (it's bigger cousin) stands at about 6ft 7in tall and weighs about 44lbs

Woodwind time. What is this instrument?

That was a nice warmup, but now let's get serious. What is this instrument?

Clefs are used to indicate the notes on the lines and spaces of the musical staff. It indicates a specific pitch. From highest to lowest: Treble, Alto, then Bass

Sheet music basics. What music clef is this?

The bottom number indicates the note value that the signature is counting. The top number indicates how many note values constitues a bar of music.

Specifies how many note values of a particular type fit into each measure

Indicates how many instruments are allowed to play in this specific section

Shows how many minutes it will take to complete the music piece

What is a time signature? 

A huge majority of songs, especially modern songs, are in common time. 3/4 time are usually seen for waltzes. 

Extension of the last question. You will see this annotation for denoting a specific time signature. It is known as "Common Time". What time signature is it?

Assuming we are in 4/4 time, what type of note is this?

Assuming we are in 4/4 time, what type of notes are these?

Assuming we are in 4/4 time, what type of rest is this?

It goes A, B, C, D, E, F, G and loops back to A

Let's focus on treble clef. What note is this?

From bottom to top: The spaces are F-A-C-E. The lines are E-G-B-D-F

Hey, thanks for taking this fun little quiz. I hope someone got to learn something new! Sincerely, from a long time trumpet player

A crash course on the most L take I've ever heard of. This is basic music knowledge. Let's do this.