Instruments
What is the triangle?
The American artist known as the “king of pop” who was involved in music from childhood and renowned for his singing, dancing, and performing skills.
Who is Michael Jackson?
The number of beats that a quarter note is in 4/4.
What is one?
Orchestral music from 1750-1820, often synonymous with all Western non-folk orchestral music.
What is Classical music?
A common instrument with, traditionally, 88 black and white tiles.
What is piano?
An instrument with six strings, common in rock band music.
What is a guitar?
A German classical musician known for his incredibly popular works, many of which were written after he lost his hearing.
Who is Ludwig van Beethoven?
The major key signature with no flats or sharps.
What is C?
Music originating in Black communities in America, known for its swing feel.
What is jazz?
The word for a piece in jazz music.
What is ”chart?”
An instrument with commonly missing from classical symphony orchestra music due to being invented in 1846, but very common in band, especially jazz.
What is alto saxophone?
An Austrian classical music child prodigy who had begun composition as early as age 5
Who is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart?
The order of flats.
What is BEADGCF?
Music traditionally passed down locally, especially in rural areas or older times.
What is folk music?
The letter system used for music notes in Germany.
What is A B C D E F G H?
The traditional classification for the only reedless aerophone.
What is “flute?”
The first vocaloid, released on August 31st, 2007 and received as the most versatile musician in existence.
Who is Hatsune Miku?
The accented beats in jazz music.
What are one and three?
Music of Jamaican origin with piano and guitar on the offbeats and piano on the beat, known for combining Carribean and American music styles.
What is ska?
Regarded as the origin of musical theater.
What is Ancient India?
A string instrument shaped like a trapezoid and played using small mallets.
What is hammered dulcimer?
An Indonesian girl group that recently went viral for their song “work.”
Who is no na?
The voice part that has a name that translates to an inaccurate adjective.
What is alto?
The term used in place of “classical” when describing traditional Korean music, separated into three categories.
What is “court?”
The definition of the Latin word used to categorize the largest category of instruments.
What is “hit.”