Musical Notation
Tempo, Dynamics, Articulation
Instruments
Folk Music
Extras
100
What is the long part of a musical note?
Flag
100
What does tempo determine?
Speed
100
What family is a guitar in?
String.
100
What is a violin commonly called when referring to folk music?
A fiddle.
100
What holiday is The Nutcracker associated with?
Christmas.
200
What is this note labeled as?
A whole note.
200
What does fortissimo mean in English?
Very loud.
200
Name all four instrument families.
String, brass, woodwinds, and percussion.
200
Where did bagpipes originate in?
Europe.
200
What holiday is Danse Macabre associated with?
Halloween.
300
What are the two clefs called?
Bass and Treble.
300
What does largo mean?
Very slow and board.
300
What is a percussion instrument that isn't a drum that starts with the letter C?
Cymbals.
300
What family does a djembe belong to?
Percussion.
300
What is the purpose of A Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra?
To showcase instruments and their families and serve as an introduction to classical music.
400
What does the bottom number in a time signature stand for?
The value of each beat
400
What does staccato mean?
Short and detached.
400
What family does this instrument belong to?
Woodwind.
400
What is the difference between the accordion and concertina?
Accordion has a keyboard and buttons while the concertina only has buttons.
400
Which chrome music lab mode features drawing to make sounds?
Kandinsky.
500
What are the lines on top of the staff labeled as?
Ledger Lines
500
What does ritardando mean?
Gradually growing slower.
500
Who composed The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra?
Benjamin Britten.
500
Where did the shakuhachi originate from?
Japan.
500
What is the dance the flowers perform in The Nutcracker?
A waltz.