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200

This pop star has a hit single that samples the melody of "My Favorite Things."

Ariana Grande

200

The letter "p" under the staff indicates for a performer to play the music this way.

Piano

200

This instrument is a part of both the string family and the percussion family.

Piano

200

This country is the birthplace of Modern String Instruments.

Italy

200

In 4/4 time, this type of note gets 3 beats.

Dotted half note

300

This "Chromakopia" rap artist plays the piano, guitar, and drums.

Tyler the Creator

300

The term for the symbol used in music that means to perform a note "short and detached".

Staccato

300

This instrument is the only orchestral string instrument that does not have fine tuners.

Bass

300

K-Pop is a genre that originated in this country.

South Korea

300

D Major has 2 sharps. What are they?

F# and C#

600

This current chart topper majored in flute performance at the University of Houston. 

Lizzo

600

This symbol (') over a rest is called...

A Lift

600

This string instrument is one of the only in the world that reads alto clef.

Viola

600

Prolific composer, Ludwig Van Beethoven, was born in 1770 in this European country.

Germany

600

In the key of G Major, only this note is played sharp (#). 

"F"

800

This dynamic duo from Zagreb, Croatia, is known for their cover of "Thunderstruck" and "Smooth Criminal".

Two Cellos (2Cellos)

800

When the composer wants the performer to play "gradually slower".

Ritardando

800

What is the full traditional name for the cello?

Violoncello

800

Yo Yo Ma was born in the place known as the "City of Love".

Paris, France

800

In 6/8 time, an 8th note gets ___________ beats.

One

1000

This singer used an orchestra for the hit "What Was I Made For?" in the Barbie Movie.

Billie Eilish

1000

Poco a Poco translates to...

Little by Little

1000

The viola de gamba is the predecessor to this modern string instrument.

The Cello

1000

The Brandenberg Concertos were written for the Margrave of Brandenberg by this famous German composer.

Johann Sebastian Bach

1000
These four scale steps are what arpeggios consist of.

1, 3, 5, 8