Music Theory
These two time signatures have nicknames that don't use numbers.
What are "Common" and "Cut?"
"Mi"
"Mi"
This music term is the opposite of Staccato.
What is Legato?
What is a Sea Otter?
This classic southern side dish is made from ground corn, and is usually served with butter or cheese
What are "grits"
This is the art of making sound effects for media.
What is Foley?
"La"
"La"
This dynamic marking asks for the musician to "loudly hit the note, and then instantly decrescendo to quiet"
What is FortePiano?
This body part of a lion allows for scientist to determine its age.
"What is a nose?"
This popular southern dessert is commonly topped with Nilla Wafers.
What is banana puddin'?
this rest is twice as long as a 32nd rest.
What is a 16th Rest?
"Ti"
"Ti"
This tempo marking translates as "quickly"
What is "Allegro?"
This is the name of the only mammal that can attain "true flight."
What is a bat?
This traditional southern Cooking technique involves slowly cooking meat in a covered pot with a small amount of liquid until tender
What is "braising?"
What is "fortisisisisisimo"
"Di" (Sharp Do)
"Di"
This is the name of a tenor who sings in the Alto range.
What is a "countertenor?"
This is the name of a female fox.
What is a Vixen?
This leafy green vegetable is often slow cooked with a ham hock or bacon
What are collard greens?
Who is "Mozart?"
"Fi" (Sharp Fa)
"Fi"
This is the name of an Alto who sings in the tenor range.
What is a contralto?
This is the name of the only farm animal that can get a sunburn.
What is a pig?
This Louisiana dish combines rice with meat, seafood, and vegetables, and is often seasoned with the "holy Trinity."
What is Jambalaya