No Strings Attached
Instrumental Approach
Far, Far Away (but not really)
Through The Ages
Vocals Only
100

Large and sometimes a bit awkward, this instrument still makes its place as the lowest sounding member of the string orchestra.

What is the bass?

100

The character Squidward often plays this dark woodwind instrument.

What is the clarinet?

100

Head to Texas to find this type of "shape" dancing. Yee Haw!

What is the Square Dance?

100

Founded in the nineteenth century, the Moscow Conservatory of Music was built in this country.

Where is Russia?

100

The highest female voice in the choir.

What is a soprano?

200

The only instrument in the orchestra to regularly read the treble clef.

What is the violin?

200

Ding! Ding! This metal percussion instrument, although it may look easy, is often hard to get right. 180 degrees for those geometrically gifted. 

What is the triangle?

200

Salsa Dancing is from this continent.

Where is South America?

200

While you marvel at my skills at the piano, may I remind you that I also wrote the The Moonlight Sonata?

What was Ludwig van Beethoven?

200

The lower female voice in the choir.

What is an alto?

300
It may not have been too long ago that strings on orchestral instruments were made from this animal material.

What is catgut or intestine?

300

Brass instruments make their sound by buzzing on this part of the instrument.

What is the mouthpiece?

300

This traditional Mexican style of music features dancers, violins, trumpets, and guitars.

What is Mariachi?

300
I am a keyboard instrument that was named this because of my ability to play at different volumes.

What is the fortepiano or pianoforte?

300

"And I------ Will Always Love You!"

Who was Whitney Houston?

400

Although we may look really different in size, we actually share the same sounding strings from lowest to highest.

What are viola and cello?

400

Inside each string instrument is this special wooden stick or a beam supporting the body. It is right underneath the bridge.

What is the soundpost?

400

Kubo from Kubo and the Two Strings plays this instrument.

What is the shamisen?  

400

Oom! Pah! Because of the invention of the valve system, my instrument was actually able to join the orchestra as the last official member.

What is the tuba?

400

"It ain't over until the fat lady sings."

Similar to a musical, this large scale play features a cast of singers, a full orchestra, and often portrays epic legends/stories.

What is opera?

500

In addition to gut strings and synthetic wound strings, school orchestras often have this type of material used for strings on their instruments.

What is steel or steel strings?

500

I am the ancestor of the piano. I am operated by pressing on keys which pluck the strings inside.

What is the harpsichord?

500

Do or don't, this aboriginal Australian instrument is known for its deep, unique sound.

 What is the didgeridoo? 

500

When he was young, he traveled throughout Europe with his father and sister to show off their musical talent.

Who was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart?

500

In order for men to reach the highest register of their voice, they must enter this vocal range.

What is falsetto?

M
e
n
u