Graniteanswers amusic theoryquestionsomeonehas anaccidentalsolosomoene paysa genuinecompliment tothe 3rds/violasthe wholeorchestradoes anactually goodcrescendosomeone (notMrs. Owen)makes aphrasingsuggestionsomeonestarts rippingDragonHunteryour entiresectionmatchesbowsthe 2ndsmiss acuewe nail the8th notesin SleepingBeautyEli DJs asong you'venever heardwerusha violin'sstring out oftune after westarrehearsalMrs. Owensays it'sthe lasttimeand it isn'tyou play aflattedaccidentalcorrectlyMrs. Owencorrects anote that isin the keysignaturesomeonestartseating inrehearsalJacob andKaiti saysomethingnice to eachotheryoubreak abow hairSelig staysin his seatfor a wholesongKai andCortland keeptheir rollerchairs still foran entire pieceMrs. Owengives youa horriblecount-offsomeonestartsplaying atthe wrongspota passagesoundedbetter thesecond timewe run ityou play asharpedaccidentalcorrectlysomeonestartseating inrehearsalsomeonesays thewordssuperiorthe 1stsact likemaincharactersthe freshmanoutplay theupperclassmensomeoneuses theword FuguecorrectlysomeonecomplimentsDawsonMrs.Owen'sneck veinpopsMrs. Owenstartsclapping orstomping thetempotheviolas/3rdsplay a sectionbetter thanthe cellosyou usevibrato for anentire lyricalsectionsomeoneneeds a pencilwhen Mrs.Owen asks youto marksomethingyour sectionleader givesyou a greatnon-verbalcueGraniteanswers amusic theoryquestionsomeonehas anaccidentalsolosomoene paysa genuinecompliment tothe 3rds/violasthe wholeorchestradoes anactually goodcrescendosomeone (notMrs. Owen)makes aphrasingsuggestionsomeonestarts rippingDragonHunteryour entiresectionmatchesbowsthe 2ndsmiss acuewe nail the8th notesin SleepingBeautyEli DJs asong you'venever heardwerusha violin'sstring out oftune after westarrehearsalMrs. Owensays it'sthe lasttimeand it isn'tyou play aflattedaccidentalcorrectlyMrs. Owencorrects anote that isin the keysignaturesomeonestartseating inrehearsalJacob andKaiti saysomethingnice to eachotheryoubreak abow hairSelig staysin his seatfor a wholesongKai andCortland keeptheir rollerchairs still foran entire pieceMrs. Owengives youa horriblecount-offsomeonestartsplaying atthe wrongspota passagesoundedbetter thesecond timewe run ityou play asharpedaccidentalcorrectlysomeonestartseating inrehearsalsomeonesays thewordssuperiorthe 1stsact likemaincharactersthe freshmanoutplay theupperclassmensomeoneuses theword FuguecorrectlysomeonecomplimentsDawsonMrs.Owen'sneck veinpopsMrs. Owenstartsclapping orstomping thetempotheviolas/3rdsplay a sectionbetter thanthe cellosyou usevibrato for anentire lyricalsectionsomeoneneeds a pencilwhen Mrs.Owen asks youto marksomethingyour sectionleader givesyou a greatnon-verbalcue

Orchestra Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Granite answers a music theory question
  2. someone has an accidental solo
  3. somoene pays a genuine compliment to the 3rds/violas
  4. the whole orchestra does an actually good crescendo
  5. someone (not Mrs. Owen) makes a phrasing suggestion
  6. someone starts ripping Dragon Hunter
  7. your entire section matches bows
  8. the 2nds miss a cue
  9. we nail the 8th notes in Sleeping Beauty
  10. Eli DJs a song you've never heard
  11. we rush
  12. a violin's string out of tune after we star rehearsal
  13. Mrs. Owen says it's the last time and it isn't
  14. you play a flatted accidental correctly
  15. Mrs. Owen corrects a note that is in the key signature
  16. someone starts eating in rehearsal
  17. Jacob and Kaiti say something nice to each other
  18. you break a bow hair
  19. Selig stays in his seat for a whole song
  20. Kai and Cortland keep their roller chairs still for an entire piece
  21. Mrs. Owen gives you a horrible count-off
  22. someone starts playing at the wrong spot
  23. a passage sounded better the second time we run it
  24. you play a sharped accidental correctly
  25. someone starts eating in rehearsal
  26. someone says the words superior
  27. the 1sts act like main characters
  28. the freshman outplay the upperclassmen
  29. someone uses the word Fugue correctly
  30. someone compliments Dawson
  31. Mrs. Owen's neck vein pops
  32. Mrs. Owen starts clapping or stomping the tempo
  33. the violas/3rds play a section better than the cellos
  34. you use vibrato for an entire lyrical section
  35. someone needs a pencil when Mrs. Owen asks you to mark something
  36. your section leader gives you a great non-verbal cue