5th Grade Band
This page is where you can find information in regards to 5th grade band assignments. This includes videos, practice journals, assignments, and other various music activities pertaining to your instrument.
Videos
How to put flute together
Flute
Clarinet
Saxophone
Method Book Pages
Flute: The Frog's Song p10
Clarinet: The Frog Song p10
Sax: The Frog Song p10
Flute: Bb Major Scale p23
Clarinet: Bb Major Scale p23
Sax: Bb Major Scale p23
Instrument
Flute: Skill Builder p10
Clarinet: Skill Builder p10
Sax: Skill Builder p10
Trumpet
Trumpet: Bb Major Scale p23
Trumpet: The Frog Song p10
Trombone
Tbone / Bari: The Frog Song p10
Tbone / Bari: Bb Major Scale p23
Trumpet: Skill Builder p10
Tbone / Bari: Skill Builder p10
Baritone
Percussion
Snare: The Frog Song p10
Snare: Bb Major Scale p23
Mallets: The Frog Song p10
Mallets: Bb Major Scale p23
Snare: Skill Builder p10
Mallets: Skill Builder p10
Horn
Fingering Charts
Fingering charts are used to identify what position notes are on your instrument. Use these pages in case you don't know how to play a note that you see in your music. In addition, these charts show your what the notes are in your music. The charts include: flute, oboe, clarinet, alto saxophone, trumpet, trombone, and baritone. These are found on page 46 / 47 in your "Essential Elements" books.
All Charts
Treble Clef Notes
Below is an image of all the notes on the music staff for Treble Clef. These notes are used for these instruments in our class: Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Trumpet, Horn, and Keyboard Percussion. Remember, for the spaces: FACE with the space! For the LINES: EVERY GOOD BAND DESERVES FUDGE. If you have notes go above or below the music staff, use your fingering chart to help you in case you forgot what those notes are.
Bass Clef Notes
Below is an image of all the notes on the music staff for Bass Clef. These notes are used for these instruments in our class: Trombone, Baritone, Tuba, and Timpani. Remember, for the spaces: ALL COWS EAT GRASS! For the LINES: GOOD BURRITOS DON'T FALL APART. If you have notes go above or below the music staff, use your fingering chart to help you in case you forgot what those notes are.
