This person teaches kids how to sing, clap rhythms, and play instruments at school.
Music Teacher
This person plays an instrument like a piano, guitar, or drums.
Instrumentalist
The word that means how fast or slow music goes
Tempo
This word means how loud or soft music is
Dynamics
This instrument family makes sound when you blow air into or across the instrument, like a flute or clarinet
Woodwind
This person works in a studio and helps singers and musicians make their songs sound great.
Music Producer
This person plays recorded music at parties and mixes songs together.
DJ
This tempo means the music is very, very slow — like moving in slow motion.
Largo
This dynamic means to play softly.
Piano
This instrument family makes sound when you buzz your lips into a mouthpiece, like a trumpet or tuba.
Brass
This person writes stories and reviews about songs and concerts for newspapers or websites.
Music Journalist
This person teaches people how to dance to music
Dance Instructor
This tempo means the music is at a walking speed — not too fast, not too slow.
Andante
This dynamic means to play loud.
Forte
This instrument family makes sound when strings are plucked or bowed, like a violin or guitar.
Strings
This person writes the music that others sing or play.
Composer
This person chooses the songs that play on a radio station.
Radio DJ
This tempo means the music is fast and cheerful.
Allegro
This dynamic means to play the music very soft and quiet.
Pianissimo
This instrument family makes sound when you hit, shake, or scrape the instrument, like drums or maracas.
Percussion
This person uses their voice as their instrument to sing songs.
Vocalist
This person leads a band or orchestra and waves a baton to help everyone play together
Conductor
This tempo means the music is very fast and exciting.
Presto
This dynamic means to play very, very loud.
Fortissimo
Each instrument belongs to their own
Instrument Family