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Composers
100

Before keyboard instruments used white and black keys, they were this color combination instead

What is black and white

100

A symbol that represents the absence of a sound for a defined period of time

What is rest

100

Solfège 

What is Do-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La-Ti-Do

100

September’s composer of the month

What is “Haydn”

200

Baroque keyboard instrument that produces sound by plucking the strings rather than by hitting the strings

What is Harpsichord

200

Identity of Thingamajig

What is Victor Oladipo

200

More than one distinct ”voice” overlapping each other

What is Polyphony/Polyphonic

200

October’s composer of the month

Lin Manuel Miranda

300

Modern day “pianos” were first known by this name

Pianoforte 

300

“Kuma” means ”bear” in this language

What is Japanese

300

This term describes music made with more than one “voice” blending together to create an overall sound

What is Homophony/Homophonic

300

Animated film with music by October’s composer of the month

What is “Moana”

What is “Vivo”

What is “Encanto”

400

Small keyboard instrument developed after the pipe organ.

What is Clavichord

400

Contemporary synonym for a polyphonic piece 

What is Mashup?

400

This word describes a piece of music with one ”voice”

What is Monophonic/Monophony

400

“Surprise!”

Haydn’s most well known symphony

500

300 BC Greeks used this keyboard instrument

What is hydraulis 

500

Term for the way a musical piece is layered (or not layered) implies a tactile sensation 

What is Texture

500

Term for each instrument/voice’s unique defining features. 

What is Timbre (TAM-burr)

500

Broadway musical written by October’s composer of the month

What is “Hamilton”

What is “In the Heights”