Music Mania
This music group is one of the most popular in the 21st century with songs like “Payphone,” “Moves Like Jagger,” and “Animals.”
Maroon 5
This gentle giant can grow to be ~10,000 pounds and can use its unique nose like an arm.
Elephant
This half-bull, half-man was trapped away in a labyrinth built by the crafty Daedalus.
Minotaur
Armed with a keen sense of tempo and sometimes even maces, these folk help keep the band in check.
Drum majors
Released in 2013, this movie’s songs like “Let it go,” carved their way into everyone's minds to this day.
Frozen
These group of four helped to pioneer the British rock and roll scene and- no, they didn’t have 6 legs.
The Beatles
Urban areas attract coyotes and these, small, curious thieves of food.
Raccoon
The god of lightning, order and the king of olympians.
Zeus
This low brass instrument has a unique way to play it. Thus, it is one of the easiest instruments to mime.
Trombone
Mickey Mouse has many friends, including this tall, clumsy dog with a rather contagious laugh.
Goofy
This single by Michael Jackson off of an album of the same name has one of the most ‘drop-dead’ famous music videos of all time.
“Thriller”
This fuzzy animal hangs onto others while they sleep, drifting along the water in a group called a raft.
Otter
The loyal yet belligerent three-headed guardian of the underworld.
Cerberus
This sign means to gradually increase the volume of your playing.
Crescendo
This area in Disney World coincidentally shares the same name as one of the categories in this.
Animal Kingdom
After Drake released his diss track “Family Matters”, Kendrick Lamar snapped back with this downright eerie diss.
“Meet the Grahams”
This aquatic amphibian has frilly gills and the incredible ability to regenerate nearly every body part.
Axolotl
A son of Zeus and Hera considered so ugly, he was cast off of Mount Olympus. During his time in a cave, he came to be known as the god of the forge and smithing.
Hephaestus
To help make a note clearer or to adjust the pitch, a player adjusts their lips or their this.
Embouchure
This movie follows the titular character fighting the evil Captain Hook
Peter Pan
Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn’s instant classic in jazz grew in popularity as fast as a runaway steam engine. After all, you must take the…
“Take the A Train”
This bird is considered the largest of the sea birds yet is the penultimate ranking for the least amount of strokes in golf.
Albatross
The man-eating cyclops seen in Homer’s Odyssey, taken down by the mighty Odysseus.
Polyphemus
This dynamic indicates to play the note with sudden emphasis.
Sforzando
This Disneyland ride was closed in 2001. Its tracks still exist across Tomorrowland.
Rocket Rods