Gone with the Wind(s)
Heavy Metal
Clunk Clunk
Far, Far Away (but not really)
Saaaangg
Broadway Musicals
Say My Name!
No Strings Attached (But There Actually Are)
So You Think You Can Dance
100

My group of instruments is characterized by a piece of wood attached to a mouthpiece via a ligature.

What are the single reeds?

100

I'm a low brass instrument that is operated by a slide rather than valves.

What is a trombone?

100

Perhaps the most common drum in the concert, rock, and jazz band, I am characterized by those weird chains underneath my head.

What is the snare drum?

100

This type of popular music is one of the most famous to come out of Korea.

What is K-Pop?

100
An ensemble of singers.

What is the choir?

100

Dedicated to one of the founding fathers, Lin-Manuel Miranda composed this musical that is entirely sung and rapped.

What is Hamilton?

100

You'll need to speak up a bit! Musicians today really ode a thanks to me for contributing so much to our world.

Who was Ludwig van Beethoven?

100

A very common fretted musical instrument with six strings. It is normally plucked or strummed.

What is the guitar?

100

Head to Texas to find this type of "shape" dancing.

Yee haw!

What is square dancing?

200

I am not a Dragonball Z character. I am the highest sounding member of the woodwind family, even higher than the flute!

What is the piccolo?

200

Unlike any other instrument, this snail shaped brass instrument often plays the parts of the alto saxophones. And no, I am not actually from that country.

What is the french horn?

200

Ding ding! I may look simple to play, but I can be quite difficult to get right. 180 degrees for those mathematically gifted.

What is the triangle?

200

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

What is Mariachi?

200

The highest female voice in the choir.

What is the soprano?

200

Based on the movie of the same name, Be Prepared is one of the many famous numbers from this musical.

What is The Lion King?

200

From Korea, this seven piece band consisting of members such as RM and Jin were among the most popular bands from 2016 - 2020.

Who are BTS?

200

I have many, many strings (more than 10!). You may see me often in the symphony orchestra. However, more likely than not, you may associate me with fancy, angel-like music.

What is the harp?

200

This dance move.

What is the worm?

300

Unlike my orchestral brethren, I was invented relatively late. Around the early 1800's actually. Sadly, I never got to join the orchestra.

What is the saxophone?

300

Ahem, in most cases, I should be called a euphonium. However, most people know me by this eight letter name.

What is the baritone?

300

Part of my name means "wood" in Greek. You probably won't be able to get my sound effect my hitting the ribs of your friend in a cartoon style.

What is the xylophone?

300

With names such as Tchaikovsky, Borodin, Rimsky-Korsakov, and Mussorgsky, it should not be a shock that these composers are from this country.

Where is Russia?

300

The higher male voice in the choir.

What is the tenor?

300

"Defy Gravity" and take a look into the land of Oz in a completely different light.

What is Wicked?

300
"The Jungle Book" is the last film that this animator and producer worked on before their death.

Who was Walt Disney?

300

Composer Johann Sebastian Bach wrote six full suites for this instrument.

What is the cello?

300

1 - 2 - 3! 1 - 2 - 3! This special type of ballroom dance music is quite bouncy.

What is the waltz?

400

I am a relatively nasal instrument that looks a lot like a clarinet. I'm quite rare but quite valuable! I do not have a mouthpiece, but instead am operated by blowing air through a double reed.

What is the oboe?

400

Oom-Pah! Young but still mighty, I was the last instrument of the brass family to join the symphony orchestra.

What is the tuba?

400
This instrument used to be known as the kettle drum.

What is the timpani?

400

In 2012, he released an album containing Gangnam Style, one of the most famous songs in modern history.

Who is PSY?

400

Known as the "King of Pop" this man wrote many famous albums such as Thriller, Man in the Mirror, and many others.

Who was Michael Jackson?

400

Oh, isn't this amazing?
It's my favorite part because you'll see!
Here's where she meets Prince Charming

What is Beauty and the Beast?

400

Tell me why
Ain't nothin' but a heartache

Who are the Backstreet Boys?

400

I sometimes have four, five, or even six strings! You may hear me being used in American music genres such as bluegrass and country.

What is the banjo?

400

Michael Jackson was known for this backward dance move.

What is the moonwalk? 

500

I am the lowest sounding member of the woodwind family. Hint, I'm not a saxophone.

What is the bassoon?

500

The very famous William Tell Overture finale opens with these instruments.

What are trumpets?

500

Often times, people mistaken me for the gong, my larger relative. My name is actually quite unique. So unique that you would need to say it twice.

What is the Tam-Tam?

500

This city and state is also known as the birthplace of jazz.

Where is New Orleans?

500

"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

Hamilton said:

I'm not gonna throw away "this."

What is "my shot?"

500

I composed the film scores for many famous movies. These are but not limited Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Schindler's List, and E.T.

Who is John Williams?

500

Look inside this instrument and you'll find an enormous amount of strings that are struck by a hammer to create sound.

What is the piano?

500

In this genre of classical music, dancers dance continuously throughout the entire show without speaking or singing at all.

What is ballet?

1000

Do or don't, this low-pitched woodwind instrument was very popular among the native people from Australia.

What is a didgeridoo?

1000

I may be a brand of chips, but I should really be remembered as an ancestor of brass instruments.

What is the bugle?

1000


This type of drumming from Asia.


What is Taiko drumming?

1000

John Philip Sousa is a famous marching band director and composer from this country.

Where is the United States of America?

1000

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

What is falsetto?

1000

Before singing the famous song, Let It Go for the Frozen soundtrackthis singer/actress debuted on the stage on Broadway.

What is Idina Menzel?

1000

This character sang most of the number Gaston from Beauty and the Beast.

Who is Lefou?

1000

Known for his famous caprices for violin, this composer still frustrates any players who attempt to learn his pieces.

Who is Niccolo Paganini?

1000

Right foot, let's stomp! Left foot, let's stomp! Everybody clap yo' hands!

*Proceeds to rush the eighth notes into light speed*

What is the Cha-Cha Slide?

2000

In Sergei Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf, the flute represents this character.

What is a bird?

2000

It was the invention of this system that allowed brass instruments to be conveniently used on a regular basis. 

Hey, it's a lot better than switching horns and tubes all the time.

What is the valve?

2000
After seeing this instrument being used in Turkish Military bands, composers from Europe immediately loved the sound and brought it into the orchestra.

What are the cymbals?

2000

 This ancient Japanese instrument.


What is the shamisen?

2000

This traditional type of singing was commonly practiced in Mongolia, Siberia, and Tuva.

What is throat singing?

2000

And I am Javert
Do not forget my name!
Do not forget me
24601!

What is Les Miserables?

2000

He composed the piece you're hearing now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGU1P6lBW6Q&t=65s

Who was Richard Wagner?

2000

Even after hundreds of years, this violin maker's instruments are worth millions today.

Who was Stradivarius?

2000

This was made famous after a character did his iconic dance on the show The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

What is "The Carlton."