The tuba belongs to this instrument family.

This person wrote and performed "Can you feel the Love Tonight" in the Lion King.

Student: "Mr. Karcher, I can't find my music"
Mr. K: "Check the __________"

This noise producing wall mounted unit serves as the hydration station.

A piercing sound causes us to leave the building during this event.

This instrument is the highest sounding and smallest instrument in the band.

This song from Aladdin brags about loyalty to your buddy.

Mr. Karcher: "Percussion, let's hear measure 24"
Percussionist: "Mr. Karcher may I use to the _______"

These four copper kettles provide sounds to the band.

A two-tiered room enables us to take nourishment during this time of day.

This instrument looks like a xylophone and has wooden bars. Has a softer sound and more notes, usually lower.

"How far I'll Go" is from this Disney movie.

Clarinet squeaks
Student raises hand
Mr. Karcher says
"check your _______"

This square apparatus makes your already-tall band director, slightly taller.

Out of all the periods of the day, this one stands alone in having a double name.

The trombone has a slide, bell, and mouthpiece. Before its current name, the trombone was called this.

These lyrics are from this movie: "the snow glows white on the mountain tonight, not a footprint to be seen."

Beginning of band. Mr. Karcher: "Concert Bb scale, straight through, no _______"

This waving wooden handled wand, whips about wanting all the attention.

We start everyday by reciting this patriotic profession.

To play this instrument correctly, you must put your hand inside of it.

The Music of "Star Wars" was composed by arguably the most prolific modern day composer.

This is the most often uttered sound by Mr. Karcher in the band room during rehearsal.

This black and red wall object keeps better time than yours truly.

This most joyous occasion happens at the conclusion of period 9.