Musical Alphabet Challenge

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Test your music knowledge with this fun A-Z quiz game!

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Musical Alphabet ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your music knowledge with this fun A-Z quiz game! par K Gordon A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A An Italian word indicating a slow tempo Starts with B A playing technique used by string instruments Starts with C A combination of three or more notes played together. Starts with D The variations in loudness between notes or phrases in a piece of music. Starts with E An instrument often used in rock music Starts with F A term indicating that music should be played loudly. Starts with G A metal tuned percussion instrument similar to a xylophone but plays higher up. Starts with H The combination of different musical notes played or sung simultaneously. Starts with I The act of creating music on the spot, often used in jazz. Starts with J A genre of music characterized by swing and blue notes, call and response vocals, saxophone and trumpet. Starts with K An electronic instrument with black and white keys which can change sound and plays with accompaniment. Starts with L Playing or singing where notes are smoothly connected. Starts with M A musical play which has speaking, singing and dancing and is performed on a stage. Starts with N Made up of a notehead, stem and sometimes a tail, these symbols communicate pitch and rhythm. Starts with O The interval between one musical pitch and another with the same letter name e.g. G to G above. Starts with P An Italian dynamic which means to perform the music softly or quietly. Starts with Q A note value having the time value of half a beat in music. Starts with R An exact repeat of a musical idea. Starts with S An Italian word which means the notes are played short and detached. Starts with T The speed at which a piece of music is played. Starts with U The occurrence of two or more musical parts sounding the same pitch or at an octave interval. Starts with V The highest of the string instruments Starts with W A Scottish dance in triple time, characterized by a strong accent on the first beat. Starts with X A musical instrument consisting of wooden bars struck by mallets to produce sound. Starts with Y A form of singing that involves rapid changes of pitch. Starts with Z A stringed musical instrument played by plucking or strumming.

Musical Alphabet ChallengeVersion en ligne

Test your music knowledge with this fun A-Z quiz game!

par K Gordon

Starts with A

An Italian word indicating a slow tempo

Starts with B

A playing technique used by string instruments

Starts with C

A combination of three or more notes played together.

Starts with D

The variations in loudness between notes or phrases in a piece of music.

Starts with E

An instrument often used in rock music

Starts with F

A term indicating that music should be played loudly.

Starts with G

A metal tuned percussion instrument similar to a xylophone but plays higher up.

Starts with H

The combination of different musical notes played or sung simultaneously.

Starts with I

The act of creating music on the spot, often used in jazz.

Starts with J

A genre of music characterized by swing and blue notes, call and response vocals, saxophone and trumpet.

Starts with K

An electronic instrument with black and white keys which can change sound and plays with accompaniment.

Starts with L

Playing or singing where notes are smoothly connected.

Starts with M

A musical play which has speaking, singing and dancing and is performed on a stage.

Starts with N

Made up of a notehead, stem and sometimes a tail, these symbols communicate pitch and rhythm.

Starts with O

The interval between one musical pitch and another with the same letter name e.g. G to G above.

Starts with P

An Italian dynamic which means to perform the music softly or quietly.

Starts with Q

A note value having the time value of half a beat in music.

Starts with R

An exact repeat of a musical idea.

Starts with S

An Italian word which means the notes are played short and detached.

Starts with T

The speed at which a piece of music is played.

Starts with U

The occurrence of two or more musical parts sounding the same pitch or at an octave interval.

Starts with V

The highest of the string instruments

Starts with W

A Scottish dance in triple time, characterized by a strong accent on the first beat.

Starts with X

A musical instrument consisting of wooden bars struck by mallets to produce sound.

Starts with Y

A form of singing that involves rapid changes of pitch.

Starts with Z

A stringed musical instrument played by plucking or strumming.

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Musical Alphabet Challenge

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Musical Alphabet ChallengeVersion en ligne

par K Gordon

Starts with A

An Italian word indicating a slow tempo

Starts with B

A playing technique used by string instruments

Starts with C

A combination of three or more notes played together.

Starts with D

The variations in loudness between notes or phrases in a piece of music.

Starts with E

An instrument often used in rock music

Starts with F

A term indicating that music should be played loudly.

Starts with G

A metal tuned percussion instrument similar to a xylophone but plays higher up.

Starts with H

The combination of different musical notes played or sung simultaneously.

Starts with I

The act of creating music on the spot, often used in jazz.

Starts with J

A genre of music characterized by swing and blue notes, call and response vocals, saxophone and trumpet.

Starts with K

An electronic instrument with black and white keys which can change sound and plays with accompaniment.

Starts with L

Playing or singing where notes are smoothly connected.

Starts with M

A musical play which has speaking, singing and dancing and is performed on a stage.

Starts with N

Made up of a notehead, stem and sometimes a tail, these symbols communicate pitch and rhythm.

Starts with O

The interval between one musical pitch and another with the same letter name e.g. G to G above.

Starts with P

An Italian dynamic which means to perform the music softly or quietly.

Starts with Q

A note value having the time value of half a beat in music.

Starts with R

An exact repeat of a musical idea.

Starts with S

An Italian word which means the notes are played short and detached.

Starts with T

The speed at which a piece of music is played.

Starts with U

The occurrence of two or more musical parts sounding the same pitch or at an octave interval.

Starts with V

The highest of the string instruments

Starts with W

A Scottish dance in triple time, characterized by a strong accent on the first beat.

Starts with X

A musical instrument consisting of wooden bars struck by mallets to produce sound.

Starts with Y

A form of singing that involves rapid changes of pitch.

Starts with Z

A stringed musical instrument played by plucking or strumming.