Music includes theory, instruments, choir voices, tempo and notation. For example, the guitar prompt covers the note letters of standard guitar tuning: E, A, D, G, B, E. There are six strings but only five distinct note letters. Octave numbers and alternative tunings are outside this prompt.
Questions in this collection
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- Name one of the six strings of a guitar in standard tuning, using its note letter
- Name a fixed-do solfege syllable
- Name one of the seven diatonic modes
- Name a common Italian tempo marking
- Name an orchestral woodwind instrument
- Name a brass instrument played with a lip-vibrated mouthpiece
- Name one of the four main bowed string instruments in a modern orchestra
- Name a musical instrument with a keyboard
- Name a percussion instrument that can produce definite musical pitches
- Name a dynamic marking from pianissimo to fortissimo
- Name a common written musical ornament
- Name a member of the Beatles classic four-person lineup
- Name a plucked string instrument
- Name one of the four main instrument families in a symphony orchestra
- Name a standard note duration from a whole note through a sixty-fourth note
- Name one of the four standard SATB choir voice parts
- Name one of the twelve pitch classes using a natural note or a sharp
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