Was earlyto everyZoomCan explainone differencebetween Irish& ScottishfiddlingAsked aquestionin a groupdiscussionPracticedduringretreatfree timeFingeredalong to anew tunewhilelearningLearnedsomethingnew aboutmyselfSharedsomethingabout myselfwith someoneelseListened to areferencerecording onmy own timeLearneda newtunePracticedchoppingwith ametronomeStayed toeat lunchoverZoomI hummedalongwhenasked toShared anidea in agroupdiscussionDid callandresponsePlayed apentatonicscaleCan explain onedifferencebetween OldTime &BluegrassfiddlingDid non-linearscalesDidechoesPlayed ina positionother than1stCanexplainwhat atriad isPlayedthe wrongchordHeard a non-GTF familymembershumming anew tuneI feltchallengedPracticed witha metronomeon my owntime duringretreatI brushed myhair beforelogging ontoZoomForgot howto play oneof the newtunesLearned anew factaboutsomeoneSomeoneaccidentallyunmutedthemselvesHeard thewordcommunitySomeone'sinternetkicked themout of theZoomFigured outone of thetunes'melody intwo octavesCanplay a DchordPlayeda scaleHeardthe wordarpeggioWas earlyto everyZoomCan explainone differencebetween Irish& ScottishfiddlingAsked aquestionin a groupdiscussionPracticedduringretreatfree timeFingeredalong to anew tunewhilelearningLearnedsomethingnew aboutmyselfSharedsomethingabout myselfwith someoneelseListened to areferencerecording onmy own timeLearneda newtunePracticedchoppingwith ametronomeStayed toeat lunchoverZoomI hummedalongwhenasked toShared anidea in agroupdiscussionDid callandresponsePlayed apentatonicscaleCan explain onedifferencebetween OldTime &BluegrassfiddlingDid non-linearscalesDidechoesPlayed ina positionother than1stCanexplainwhat atriad isPlayedthe wrongchordHeard a non-GTF familymembershumming anew tuneI feltchallengedPracticed witha metronomeon my owntime duringretreatI brushed myhair beforelogging ontoZoomForgot howto play oneof the newtunesLearned anew factaboutsomeoneSomeoneaccidentallyunmutedthemselvesHeard thewordcommunitySomeone'sinternetkicked themout of theZoomFigured outone of thetunes'melody intwo octavesCanplay a DchordPlayeda scaleHeardthe wordarpeggio

Gilbert Town Fiddlers Retreat 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. Was early to every Zoom
  2. Can explain one difference between Irish & Scottish fiddling
  3. Asked a question in a group discussion
  4. Practiced during retreat free time
  5. Fingered along to a new tune while learning
  6. Learned something new about myself
  7. Shared something about myself with someone else
  8. Listened to a reference recording on my own time
  9. Learned a new tune
  10. Practiced chopping with a metronome
  11. Stayed to eat lunch over Zoom
  12. I hummed along when asked to
  13. Shared an idea in a group discussion
  14. Did call and response
  15. Played a pentatonic scale
  16. Can explain one difference between Old Time & Bluegrass fiddling
  17. Did non-linear scales
  18. Did echoes
  19. Played in a position other than 1st
  20. Can explain what a triad is
  21. Played the wrong chord
  22. Heard a non-GTF family members humming a new tune
  23. I felt challenged
  24. Practiced with a metronome on my own time during retreat
  25. I brushed my hair before logging onto Zoom
  26. Forgot how to play one of the new tunes
  27. Learned a new fact about someone
  28. Someone accidentally unmuted themselves
  29. Heard the word community
  30. Someone's internet kicked them out of the Zoom
  31. Figured out one of the tunes' melody in two octaves
  32. Can play a D chord
  33. Played a scale
  34. Heard the word arpeggio