Japanese Taiko
Japanese Koto
Indian Classical Rhythms
Indian Classical Pitch
Cuban Guajira
100

Name one of the phonics (sounds) used to teach Taiko drumming

Don, Tsu, or Ka!

100

The koto is what kind of instrument (______phone)

Chordophone

100

The tabla is the main percussion instrument in which Indian music tradition (Hindustani or Carnatic)

Hindustani (North Indian)

100

The main melody in Carnatic (South Indian) music is carried by what instrument?

Vocals

100

'Guantanamera' means 'pretty woman' from what part of Cuba?

Guantanamo

200

"Taiko" in Japanese means...

Drum

200

A famous song traditionally played on the koto, about cherry blossoms

Sakura, Sakura

200

The mrindigam is the main percussion instrument in which Indian music tradition (Hindustani or Carnatic)

Carnatic (South Indian)

200

The main string instrument in Hindustani (North Indian Music) is...

Sitar

200

The main influences on Guajira music come from these two places...

Spain (guitar) and Africa (rhythms)

300

In musical terms, a short repeated rhythmic pattern is called...

Ostinato
300

The koto developed from instruments introduced to Japan from this country

China

300

The rhythmic patterns in Indian music are called...

Talas

300

Indian music's equivalent to Western scales are called...

Ragas

300

The wooden rods used to keep rhythm in Guajira music are called...

Claves

400

The musical term for when all drummers play the same rhythm at the same time...

Rhythmic unison

400

The in scale has five notes, making it what kind of scale?

Pentatonic

400

The most common tala in Indian music is...

Adi tala

400

The tanpura or the shruti box plays what role in Indian music?

Drone

400

In musical terms, rhythmic patterns where the emphasis falls off the beat are called...

Syncopated

500

The musical term for when multiple rhythms are played simultaneously

Polyrhythm

500

The traditional court music of Japan, where koto was played

Gagaku

500

Adi tala is a cycle of how many beats?

8 (double points if you can clap it correctly)

500

The ornaments that connect different swaras (notes) in a raga (scale) are called...

Gamakas (double points for performing one kind of vocal gamaka)

500

In your loudest voice, sing the chorus to "Guantanamera"

Guantanamera, Guajira Guantanamera,

Guantaname-ra, Guantaname-ra

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