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100

The music note that has one beat of sound

What is a quarter note?

100
The city credited as the birthplace of jazz
What is New Orleans?
100

This girl group called boba tea, Teslas, and fried chicken all Gnarly, from the controversial single of the same name

Who is KATSEYE?

100

The number of strings on a standard guitar

What is six?
100

*Bonus points for naming title and artist*

Hey I just met you

and this is crazy

but here's my number

so ____ __ _____.

What is "call me maybe?"

Carly Rae Jepsen, Call Me Maybe

200

Flute, clarinet, trumpet, violin, and saxophone all play in this clef, also known as the G clef

What is a treble clef?

200

This classical piece composed by Johann Pachelbel is famously used during wedding processionals

What is Canon in D?

What is Pachelbel's Canon?

200

This famous classical composer continued to write music despite progressive hearing loss that caused him to go completely deaf

Who is Ludwig van Beethoven?

200

This instrument has a piano-like keyboard, and a flexible center called the bellows

What is the accordion?

200

*Bonus points for naming title and artist*

And I------, ___ ______ ____ ___.

What is "will always love you."

Whitney Houston, I Will Always Love You

300

Small lines above and below the staff that help musicians to read notes beyond the five-lined staff

What are ledger lines?

300

In 1913, an alleged "riot" took place when the audience first heard this Stravinsky ballet, known for its dissonance, harsh sounds, and complex rhythms

What is "The Rite of Spring"?

300

This Swedish singer went viral for a dolphin meme and recently earned a Grammy nomination for her song, "Midnight Sun"

Who is Zara Larsson?

300

This instrument family has not one but two reeds that vibrate together to make its sound

What is a double reed?

300

*Bonus points for naming title and artist*

Making my way downtown

_______ ____, _____ ____ ___ __ ____ _____.

What is "Walking fast, faces pass and I’m home bound."

Vanessa Carlton, A Thousand Miles

400
The note D# can also be written as Eb, which is an example of this

What is an enharmonic?

400

Known for its distinct bright tone, this predecessor to the piano was commonly used throughout the Renaissance and Baroque periods

What is the harpsichord?

400

This composer and EGOT winner is known for writing musicals such as Phantom of the Opera, Evita, and Cats

Who is Andrew Lloyd Webber?

400

This common band instrument uses neither buzzing nor a reed to make sound

What is the flute?

400

*Bonus points for naming title and artist*

Hello, ___ __.

What is "it's me?"

Adele, Hello

500

B, E, A, D, G, C, F

What is the order of flats?

What is the circle of fourths?

500

With notable composers such as Mozart, this musical time period spanned from approx. 1750 to 1820

What is the Classical Period?

500
This American composer and pianist is known for his jazz orchestral works such as Rhapsody in Blue, as well as his Broadway works such as Porgy and Bess

Who is George Gershwin?

500

One of the main categories of instruments is an aerophone, which is more commonly known as a ____ __________.

What is a wind instrument?

500

*Bonus points for naming title and artist*

Woah, we’re halfway there

Woah, livin’ on a prayer

____ __ ____ ____ ____ __ _ _____

What is "Take my hand, we’ll make it I swear"

Jon Bon Jovi, Livin' on a Prayer