Too sudden a change in temperature can evencause an instrument to break apart! Playing on an instrument also affects its pitch – the flute player literally warms up the flute by blowing into it, the violinist by holdingthe violin and pulling the bow across the strings. Temperature and humidity affect the sound and pitch of many instruments, causingthem to expand or contract slightly.

Musicians often arrive in the orchestra pit early:to practice difficult sections of their parts, to look over their music, and to give theirinstruments time to adjust to the conditions in the theater. Warming UpJust as athletes must warm up their muscles and prepare their minds for a game orcompetition, the musicians in an orchestra must warm up their instruments andprepare their minds for a performance. Following is some information to share with your students. Orchestra Warming Up and TuningOn Track One of your Accompaniment and Guide Vocal CD, we hear the orchestratuning. All rights reserved.īroadway Junior and The Broadway Junior Collectionare registered trademarks of Music Theatre International. Script and all other material © DisneyUnauthorized duplication is prohibited by law. and Walt Disney Music CompanyAdditional Lyrics and Arrangements © 2005 Wonderland Music Company, Inc. Music and Lyrics © 1992 Wonderland Music Company, Inc. PIANO/VOCAL SCORE TABLE OF CONTENTS Piano/Vocal Score Broadway Junior and The Broadway Junior Collection are registered trademarks of Music Theatre International. and Walt Disney Music Company Script and all other material © Disney Unauthorized duplication is prohibited by law. and Walt Disney Music Company Additional Lyrics and Arrangements © 2005 Wonderland Music Company, Inc.

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