Record yourselfplayingphantom, andpractice thespots that canimprove.Play for afamilymemberor friendPracticevibrato onall 4fingers.Listen toMendelssohn'sPianoConcerto #1.Play all12 majorscales.Play yourinstrument for30 minutes ormore in onesitting.Practice longtones on all 4strings. Checkyour bowing.Listen to all 4movements ofa BeethovenSymphony.Practiceplaying theE-flat majorscale.Play Barberof Seville for15 minutesor more.Figure out how toplay your favoritesong on yourinstrument. Eitherby ear or findingthe sheet musiconline!OrganizeyourmusicfolderTeach a familymember howto play a scaleon yourinstrument.Clean therosin off yourstrings witha soft clothPlay along with arecording of any ofour concert songs.You can findrecordings onjwpepper.comMake an originalmelody and writeit out for yourinstrument. Turn itin after break.Listen toEgmontOvertureListen toHandel'sConcertoGrosso.Post a videoof yourselfpracticing yourinstrument onsocial media.Practicewith ametronome.Invite anorchestrafriend overto practice!Find some duets foryour instrumentonline. Recordyourself playing onepart, then play thesecond part withyourself.Research newstring orchestrapieces onjwpepper.com.Email me a listof favorites!Check yourhigh noteson yourinstrumentwith a tunerRecord yourselfplayingphantom, andpractice thespots that canimprove.Play for afamilymemberor friendPracticevibrato onall 4fingers.Listen toMendelssohn'sPianoConcerto #1.Play all12 majorscales.Play yourinstrument for30 minutes ormore in onesitting.Practice longtones on all 4strings. Checkyour bowing.Listen to all 4movements ofa BeethovenSymphony.Practiceplaying theE-flat majorscale.Play Barberof Seville for15 minutesor more.Figure out how toplay your favoritesong on yourinstrument. Eitherby ear or findingthe sheet musiconline!OrganizeyourmusicfolderTeach a familymember howto play a scaleon yourinstrument.Clean therosin off yourstrings witha soft clothPlay along with arecording of any ofour concert songs.You can findrecordings onjwpepper.comMake an originalmelody and writeit out for yourinstrument. Turn itin after break.Listen toEgmontOvertureListen toHandel'sConcertoGrosso.Post a videoof yourselfpracticing yourinstrument onsocial media.Practicewith ametronome.Invite anorchestrafriend overto practice!Find some duets foryour instrumentonline. Recordyourself playing onepart, then play thesecond part withyourself.Research newstring orchestrapieces onjwpepper.com.Email me a listof favorites!Check yourhigh noteson yourinstrumentwith a tuner

Orchestra Spring Break 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. Record yourself playing phantom, and practice the spots that can improve.
  2. Play for a family member or friend
  3. Practice vibrato on all 4 fingers.
  4. Listen to Mendelssohn's Piano Concerto #1.
  5. Play all 12 major scales.
  6. Play your instrument for 30 minutes or more in one sitting.
  7. Practice long tones on all 4 strings. Check your bowing.
  8. Listen to all 4 movements of a Beethoven Symphony.
  9. Practice playing the E-flat major scale.
  10. Play Barber of Seville for 15 minutes or more.
  11. Figure out how to play your favorite song on your instrument. Either by ear or finding the sheet music online!
  12. Organize your music folder
  13. Teach a family member how to play a scale on your instrument.
  14. Clean the rosin off your strings with a soft cloth
  15. Play along with a recording of any of our concert songs. You can find recordings on jwpepper.com
  16. Make an original melody and write it out for your instrument. Turn it in after break.
  17. Listen to Egmont Overture
  18. Listen to Handel's Concerto Grosso.
  19. Post a video of yourself practicing your instrument on social media.
  20. Practice with a metronome.
  21. Invite an orchestra friend over to practice!
  22. Find some duets for your instrument online. Record yourself playing one part, then play the second part with yourself.
  23. Research new string orchestra pieces on jwpepper.com. Email me a list of favorites!
  24. Check your high notes on your instrument with a tuner