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A test on naming and identifying the fingering/slide position/location of each of the first five notes. There are whole, half, and quarter notes of each. Why include whole/half/quarter versions? Because we all know we have that one student who somehow thinks that a whole note D is different from a quarter note D. Instruments Included: Flute Oboe Bassoon Clarinet Alto Saxophone Tenor Saxophone Trumpet Horn Trombone Euphonium Tuba Mallets (Upper Octave and Lower Octave) UPDATE: Another directo

Much like my Five Note Scale Test, this test will assess your students on their first full octave of the Concert Bb Major Scale. Features two different versions. One in order from lowest to highest and one where the notes are mixed up. A perfect quiz to give quickly or when you have a sub. Digital version and more scale tests to come. Instruments featured:Flute Oboe Clarinet Bass Clarinet Alto Sax Tenor Sax Bari Sax Bassoon Trumpet Horn (Lower Octave and Upper Octave) Trombone Euphonium B.C

Much like my Five Note Scale Test, this test will assess your students on their first full octave of the Concert F Major Scale. Features two different versions. One in order from lowest to highest and one where the notes are mixed up. A perfect quiz to give quickly or when you have a sub. Includes two separate octaves for most instruments. Digital version and more scale tests to come. Instruments featured:Flute (Lower Octave and Upper Octave) Oboe Clarinet (Lower Octave and Upper Octave) Bass C

This test will assess your students on their first full octave of the Concert Eb Major Scale. Features two different versions. One in order from lowest to highest and one where the notes are mixed up. A perfect quiz to give quickly or when you have a sub. Includes two separate octaves for most instruments. Digital version and more scale tests to come. Instruments featured:Flute (Two Octaves) Oboe Clarinet (Two Octaves) Bass Clarinet (Two Octaves) Alto Sax (Two Octaves) Tenor Sax Bari Sax (Two Oc