Instruments
What are the four instrument families?
Brass, Woodwind, Percussion, Strings
Which music culture had a very heavy influence on daily life from their religion?
Middle East
Which composer composed after losing his hearing?
Beethoven
What are the six historical musical time periods that we discussed?
Composes or Writes Music
What instrument family does the flute belong to?
Woodwind
Which music culture featured instruments that were made out of gourds (dried up pumpkins/squash)?
Africa
Which composer famously composed the 'Confutatis" from his deathbed?
Mozart
Which musical time period featured the creation of Polyphony?
Renaissance
What is it called when music only features one part or one sound?
Monophonic
How do we typically classify instruments in Western culture?
By what vibrates to create the sound
Which music culture featured instruments like the guitarron and the charango?
Latin America
Which famous composer was known for his two wives and twenty children?
Bach
Which time period featured a 'free reign' of music where anything and everything was considered music/instruments?
20th/21st Century or Modern
What time period was known as the "Golden Age" of choral music?
Renaissance
What instrument family does the piano belong to?
Strings AND Percussion
Which music cultures feature some of the oldest instruments known to man?
China and Australia
Who was the Russian composer who had a 'mysterious' death?
Tchaikovsky
Which musical time period was defined by Johann Sebastian Bach?
Baroque
What is the name of the person that creates the sound effects in movies/film/media?
Foley Artist
What instrument family would the voice be classified as?
Which music culture featured the Gamelan Orchestra?
Indonesia
Who was one of the first woman composers to achieve success?
Clara Schumann
Which historical music time period featured a switch from vocal to instrumental music?
Baroque
Which pop genre was founded from a record company in Detroit, MI?
Motown