Music Basics
The first seven letters of the music alphabet are...
A B C D E F G
This family of instruments includes the drum kit, triangle and tambourine.
Percussion Family
This is the national instrument of Japan with 13 strings.
Koto
Taylor Swift's fans are often called this.
Swifties
Music used in shops to make people feel like buying more is called this.
Background Music
Playing 'soft' and 'loud' in music is referring to this.
Dynamics (volume)
A note worth one beat is called this.
Crotchet/'Ta'
Reggae music originated in this country.
Jamaica
This K-Pop group has members named RM, Jungkook and Jimin.
BTS
The most listened to song this month in Australia?
'Golden' from K-Pop Demon Hunters
What is the total beat value of a 'ti-ti' note.
1 beat (2x half beats)
The didgeridoo is a traditional instrument from this country.
Australia
A mariachi band is most closely linked with this country.
Mexico
This American singer rose to fame on TikTok and is known for songs like 'Beautiful Things' and 'Mystical Magical'.
Benson Boone
The ringtone on a phone is an example of this use of music.
A signal or alert.
A ukulele is smaller than a guitar. Which one plays the higher pitch?
Ukulele
Syncopation means the emphasis is placed here instead of on the beat.
Off-beat
This continent is home to the djembe drum.
Africa
This movie featured the hit song 'Let it go'.
Frozen
People wear these in their ears to listen to music on the bus or walking to school.
Headphones/earbuds
Tempo
This keyboard instrument makes sound by plucking strings inside with hammers.
Piano
This country is famous for bagpipes.
Scotland
Billie Eilish sang the James Bond theme song for this movie.
No Time to Die
People sometimes listen to soft, calm music before bed to help them fall asleep. This is a form of .....?
Meditation/Relaxation