Ragtime
Blues
Jazz
Folk
Swing and a Miss
100

Based on an African-American piano style marked by highly syncopated melodies. 

ragtime

100

Based on a simple, repetitive, poetic music structure based on a 12 bar harmonic progression. 

Blues

100

Swing style music that is known as America's original music

jazz

100

Most American folk music was based from what (name one)

Religion

Common life

Homeland/nationalism

100

Third String Jazz is a mixture of jazz and what other type of music

classical

200

King of Ragtime who made it into a popular art form

Scott Joplin

200

The center for the blues

St Louis (Go Cards!)

200

Most famous and influential jazz musician is trumpetist

Louis Armstrong

200

The first African American to write an opera and have it performed on stage. 

William Grant Still

200

Free style music with no rules, usually with extreme instrument sounds

avant garde

300

Home of ragtime music

St. Louis (Go Cards!)

300

A lowered note on the blues scale, usually a 3rd, 5th or 7th

blue note

300

A key characteristic of jazz music is that the first note is played longer causing the music to

swing

300

The King of Marches. Wrote over 350 marches while serving with the US Marine Band and played over 16,000 concerts. 

John Phillip Sousa

300

Musicians played fast music that was hard to dance too, its ok they did not want to get paid

Bebop

400

The most famous rag piece of all time. Written by Scott Joplin. Canadians would enjoy it. 

Maple Leaf Rag

400

A blues harmonic progression is made up of how many bars

12

400

The center of jazz, where the "saints" go marching in

New Orleans

400

A type of Mexican dance where the musicians wore large hats and costumes. 

Mariachi 

400

Musician who made big bands a thing in the 1930s

Duke Ellington

500

Rags are played on what instrument

piano

500

King of the Blues (lets see who has been paying attention)

B.B. King
500

Solo which interrupts harmonic progression

break

500

King of American folk music who wrote simple songs such as "Oh Sussanah" and "Camptown Races"

Stephen Foster

500

Mr. Brown's favorite baseball team. See the other clues for the answer

St. Louis Cardinals