shedding atear after aminor keywarm upreadwhat hewrotementionsof being atrombonistStarWarsreferencethat onewas onmeif you havehalfnote/quarternote motion,this is youlet us geta pitchpleaseI appreciatethe hardwork y'allhave put intothisrubbinghands righton 11:59A.M. or 1:29P.M.don't let yourinstrumentscollect dustfor those ofyou in myconductingclass...anyonehere drivestickshift?what a greatkey signatureto startrehearsalwithwe're in areallygoodspot, folksdeer intheheadlightsBe!Aggressive!B! E!Aggressive!saying aphrase inJapanesefor those ofyou keepingtrack athome...now thatwe knowwhere weare...actually, let'sget into that.count withme please...we are xweeks awayfrom ourconcertlet themcenter,beforeyou tuneplease putphonestucked away,and not onyour standsorry y'all,its *day ofweek*tangentremind meto make apart foryoucancellingcount offif youwouldpleasethatthrows awrench intheredancing:)folksstaccato isnot shortbut?... thank you foryour patience,for those of youwho are not inyou getaccidentals!and YOU getaccidentals!itissssssssssswweeeeeektrue or false:tuning is a"set it andforget it" typeof dealbeing unsure ofwhether to saygood morningor goodafternoonwe are abouta 90%solution toour concertdoes anyoneknow where*person* is?do you hearhow(early/late/etc)you are?scribbling onpaper whensomeone'slateI've been yakkingfor a while, spend30 seconds to putsome air throughyour instrumentspick anumberbetween 0and 9militaryreferencea boat loadofaccidentalsahhh, Ican'tconducttodaypartandparcelsantalaughingwhen plentyofaccidentalsmoretofollow...good airflow, for yourbest possiblesoundlock yourselfinto apracticeroomsplit thedifferencewith meusing the nameof a piece as averb (ex. "let us'Rock n'March)"whatkey arewe in?wearingdripshedding atear after aminor keywarm upreadwhat hewrotementionsof being atrombonistStarWarsreferencethat onewas onmeif you havehalfnote/quarternote motion,this is youlet us geta pitchpleaseI appreciatethe hardwork y'allhave put intothisrubbinghands righton 11:59A.M. or 1:29P.M.don't let yourinstrumentscollect dustfor those ofyou in myconductingclass...anyonehere drivestickshift?what a greatkey signatureto startrehearsalwithwe're in areallygoodspot, folksdeer intheheadlightsBe!Aggressive!B! E!Aggressive!saying aphrase inJapanesefor those ofyou keepingtrack athome...now thatwe knowwhere weare...actually, let'sget into that.count withme please...we are xweeks awayfrom ourconcertlet themcenter,beforeyou tuneplease putphonestucked away,and not onyour standsorry y'all,its *day ofweek*tangentremind meto make apart foryoucancellingcount offif youwouldpleasethatthrows awrench intheredancing:)folksstaccato isnot shortbut?... thank you foryour patience,for those of youwho are not inyou getaccidentals!and YOU getaccidentals!itissssssssssswweeeeeektrue or false:tuning is a"set it andforget it" typeof dealbeing unsure ofwhether to saygood morningor goodafternoonwe are abouta 90%solution toour concertdoes anyoneknow where*person* is?do you hearhow(early/late/etc)you are?scribbling onpaper whensomeone'slateI've been yakkingfor a while, spend30 seconds to putsome air throughyour instrumentspick anumberbetween 0and 9militaryreferencea boat loadofaccidentalsahhh, Ican'tconducttodaypartandparcelsantalaughingwhen plentyofaccidentalsmoretofollow...good airflow, for yourbest possiblesoundlock yourselfinto apracticeroomsplit thedifferencewith meusing the nameof a piece as averb (ex. "let us'Rock n'March)"whatkey arewe in?wearingdrip

Morsisms - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. R-shedding a tear after a minor key warm up
  2. E-read what he wrote
  3. R-mentions of being a trombonist
  4. M-Star Wars reference
  5. M-that one was on me
  6. M-if you have half note/quarter note motion, this is you
  7. R-let us get a pitch please
  8. O-I appreciate the hard work y'all have put into this
  9. S-rubbing hands right on 11:59 A.M. or 1:29 P.M.
  10. S-don't let your instruments collect dust
  11. E-for those of you in my conducting class...
  12. O-anyone here drive stick shift?
  13. O-what a great key signature to start rehearsal with
  14. O-we're in a really good spot, folks
  15. S-deer in the headlights
  16. E-Be! Aggressive! B! E! Aggressive!
  17. R-saying a phrase in Japanese
  18. S-for those of you keeping track at home...
  19. E-now that we know where we are...
  20. E-actually, let's get into that. count with me please...
  21. M-we are x weeks away from our concert
  22. S-let them center, before you tune
  23. O-please put phones tucked away, and not on your stand
  24. R-sorry y'all, its *day of week*
  25. S-tangent
  26. M-remind me to make a part for you
  27. S-cancelling count off
  28. E-if you would please
  29. R-that throws a wrench in there
  30. R-dancing :)
  31. M-folks staccato is not short but?...
  32. O- thank you for your patience, for those of you who are not in
  33. O-you get accidentals! and YOU get accidentals!
  34. O-it isssssssssss wweeeeeek
  35. E-true or false: tuning is a "set it and forget it" type of deal
  36. R-being unsure of whether to say good morning or good afternoon
  37. E-we are about a 90% solution to our concert
  38. E-does anyone know where *person* is?
  39. S-do you hear how (early/late/etc) you are?
  40. S-scribbling on paper when someone's late
  41. S-I've been yakking for a while, spend 30 seconds to put some air through your instruments
  42. E-pick a number between 0 and 9
  43. E-military reference
  44. M-a boat load of accidentals
  45. M-ahhh, I can't conduct today
  46. O-part and parcel
  47. R-santa laughing when plenty of accidentals
  48. M-more to follow...
  49. O-good air flow, for your best possible sound
  50. R-lock yourself into a practice room
  51. M-split the difference with me
  52. M-using the name of a piece as a verb (ex. "let us 'Rock n' March)"
  53. M-
  54. S-what key are we in?
  55. O-wearing drip