WORDSEARCH TRIVIA QUIZ 1 Sheet 1 Music Symbols

Music Wordsearch & Trivia Quiz 1by Beatrice Wilder

Contents WORDSEARCH TRIVIA QUIZ 1 Sheet 1 Music Symbols. Sheet 1 Nursery Rhymes (easy) Sheet 2 Famous Composers. Sheet 2 Notes And Rests (easy) Sheet 3 Orchestral Instruments. Sheet 3 Songs For Children (easy) Sheet 4 Musical Terms. Sheet 4 Percussion Instruments (easy) Sheet 5 Old and Traditional Songs. Sheet 5 Bands (fairly Easy) Sheet 6 Percussion Instruments. Sheet 6 Music Language (fairly Easy) Sheet 7 Voices and Singing. Sheet 7 About Singing (fairly Easy) Sheet 8 Wind Instruments. Sheet 8 Music Notation (fairly Easy) Sheet 9 Stringed Instruments. Sheet 9 About The Piano (moderate). Sheet 10 Jazz Men and Women. Sheet 10 Instruments (moderate) Sheet 11 Music of the Sixties Sheet 11 Scales And Key Signatures (moderate) Sheet 12 Singers of a Century Sheet 12 The Beatles (moderate) Sheet 13 Answers Sheet 13 Answers Copyright © Beatrice Wilder 2003 Published in 2003 by Music Fun P.O. Box 342 Katoomba NSW 2780 19 Millyard Lane Katoomba 2780

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A description of each symbol is given. Music SymbolsYou need to identify the symbol and then find it in the wordsearch. E R U T A N G I S E M I T A D The Mini T R E B L E C L E F J A U P A R E V A T S I G N W N V Q O I Y F I N T E R V A L E R U T A N G I S H E P P T Z R S E I A H Z E U S V B F V K G G E P C A C C I D E N T A L C R O T C H E T L C T I L S E U L I N E S Y Q C E C A E V A V M P R C D U M E G Q I G U T A E B E F A H Z S B B I M E U S N R B N I N E V E R B T S I M M H T Y H R F O T V S P R T A B H G A L S F A O E C N J O P M E T N N Y N A J S R T E S T S A V L S I S U R C A N A X N S L Y G X E S L A D S Q B M accidental phrase anacrusis rhythm Z F C O F O V V C M I N I M B beat semiquaver D Q F S A F E C T M W K L G Z breve sign clef signature V W N R E V A U Q D R H O A N key spaces I T O C S T R T J P B Z Y Y I lines stave notes tempo J X P E O Y C I S F A G S W M

Lines and spaces we write music on ......

A note half the length of a crotchet ......

Extra lines for high or low notes ......

Music is divided by lines into ......

This is also called an F clef ......

Dots over notes tell you to play ......

Distance between two notes ......

Tells you to play music again ......

Periods of silence are marked by ......

This tells you to hold a note longer ......

The names of famous composers are scrambled. You need to unscramble the names and then find them in the wordsearch.Famous Composers To make this a bit easier we have left the first (capital) letters in place.

V M G V S S U A R T S G T W P The Mini T O L B E S M H A R B E T C N N H O S S L E D N E M O Z N S I I T D S Y A R R J J A N I R T S E L A P S O F F E N B A C H V M G A S I U S F R C K C S E P T B R R L I E L O G I E E R J I N I K O A S H H B L D A A A H D R B R L V T K T V A L A L W K V V W U Q E R M G A O L I E U A A T E L M R I N L C L N T E D B G E M E I O I I H Q B O A E L O O O L K D A W B D R D P N H B K R N C P U K U F G B Z N I A I B P F I N W P P O C I X P S G S V E R D I N I C C U P N E A D U Y R U A A S B K S Albinoni Mendelssohn K Bartok Offenbach G H N M L E X V R H R Y G M Y Berlioz Palestrina M Borodin Puccini Z S D N N A U H C S Y D N A Corelli Rameau D K Y G N E V O H T E E B S O Elgar Smetana Gluck Verdi C R A C H O P I N H Y L U R W Mahler Vivaldi X W H G M B T W V Z N X L Z C

Benethove ...... Lizts ......

Marozt ...... Scherbut ......

Bahrms ...... Scahmunn ......

Bhac ...... Proofkiev ......

Hendla ...... Silbiuse......

Tchayvokivsk ...... Skinvartsy......

Vidalvi ...... Handy ......

Giger ...... Dusbesy ......

Plurcle ...... Gwirshen ......

Ravmannioch ...... Strussa ......

The names of instruments used in the orchestra are scrambled. YOrchestral Instrumentsou need to unscramble the names and then find them in the wordsearch.

I T E P M U R T P O G T T H U The Mini A E P A Q J M U R D E R A N S L O R C H E S T R A S N N B C F K U F E N W R E M I A P O L Y P H O N Y H F I P A O J D M I C P T T U F C I O U N I T N O C X I T C O N C E R T H N V R L H S R E R D E U Y R R J S A F S U S P J A A X U A E O S S A B E L B U O D C S L Y D C S F R B M Q O L K N I L O N F L T Y M S M A Y N O H P M Y S B J L O R Z H O R N S E K V C O P C V E O G O R P B S E C E S G N I R T S R C D I Y S I H U U N L I K O A L P L A Y E R S S A R B Z N S M B A H L E C A T N B O Baton Horns Brass Italy Q A U T B R N O C E N I E C A Chamber Orchestra B P H U Y A B O R J G O S O P Classical Players Concert Polyphony J M T V I O L A J N L H R Y H Conductor Score Q I W Y J O Q S R B E W C P D Continuo Strings Harmony Symphony U T M I I D T C L V H R K K A

abut ...... obasons ......

vilion ...... orc alasing ......

policco ...... chnerf rhon ......

pantimi ...... opian ......

bodule sabs ...... oobe ......

bonemort ...... sabs murd ......

tumpter ...... phar ......

tufle ...... scambly ......

aviol ...... nears murd ......

locel ...... talinger ......

The names of terms used in music are given below. Find the words in the word search. Musical TTwo meanings are given. Circle the correct meaning.erms

O T A C C A T S J O T S E R P The Mini D L N A Y T E C A V I V Z J I E S I A N O L O P S N A L L E G R E T T O G D M A D G A L L I A R D T N M P R M F E A E P E B E I S M I D G A Q D A R N A I A O A K T R O R U O N I U E T R F S F T L D O M N V N Z B N S P E N K T L R Q E J Y V B E S F A E U A D U A A O U L L E N O R Y R N S U I H O O C A N T A B I L E O O L T E Y K U U A D D M O E F M H U A A L L E G R O A J I G A V O T T E I T S E E N T C R H O R N T D B I N A R Y C A G M Allemande Opus D A K O I R O X S T X C O E T Binary Pavane B G N E C N P C A S Q N O U N Courante Polonaise Galliard Prelude Z E O I B O C M O L T O Z P P Gavotte Rondo R L D R I I I H E Y S F X T Q Jig Sarabande Mazurka Sonata G Z I Z V N L G Y S X N I Z J Minuet Ternary L O Q U A I I C C B A H X L O

Piano ...... (soft / playfully) Presto ...... (very fast / suddenly)

Animato ...... (with animation / with animals) Allegretto ...... (moderately fast / very fast)

Adagio ...... (slowly / softly) Allegro ...... (slowly / lively and fast)

Legato ...... (smoothly / lightly) Staccato ...... (short, detached / slower)

Tranquillo ...... (calmly / slowly) Sempre ...... (quicker / always)

Molto ...... (majestic / very) Poco ...... (a little / without)

Vivace ...... (lively / loudly) Lento ...... (slowly / lightly)

Con moto ...... (with movement / with force) Giocoso ...... (merry / gracefully)

Forte ...... (loud / forcefully) Con brio ...... (with force / with spirit)

Diminuendo ....(getting louder / getting softer) Dal segno ...... (from the sign / with feeling)

How well do you know these songs? Old and TWe have provided phrases or lines with a word missing.raditional Songs Fill in the missing words and find those words in the word search.

E N I T N E M E L C X J E D J The Mini G J J N F N I A T N U O M D E G N O S K L O F M Y V O C A L E C Q U A H N F Y I Y N O R G V J G A N W M D J N R I O H C J A O T R G R I D C J E B R K V E T M O T M T H E T D V B Y R H A S U H R O L Q C C Y O B S H D Q S S B L B A S E T M K D N I G A H N Q A N Z E E R I R O J E L I L U M E R W F A A L U B B E U C N N I O R N J L M L O C V A Y L I N R L Z L Q S H I G U L U L L A B Y P L V E S N L K O K I K U W O E R U T S B F D I R G E F anthem folk song H T J E D K D A B C M W R A A ballad hum S U Y Y Y O J C I S L C J C M blues hymn choir lullaby W B N U C Y O J A R P O N E H chorus minstrel O D O O D L E D O M G S D H D croon tune carol verse W D R A G O N R L J S W K F V dirge vocal A C S I Z W E A S E L L K Y O

Pop goes the ...... Fairwell to the well known Old ......

Old ...... had a farm Little brown ...... don’t I love thee

Yankee ...... Here we go round the ...... bush

Puff, the magic ...... All through the ......

Click go the ...... My ...... lies over the ocean

Amazing ...... Skip to my lou, my ......

Go, tell it on the ...... Parsley, sage, ...... and thyme

Joshua fought the battle of ...... Never smile at a ......

When the ...... go marching in Oh, my darling ......

..was a swagman, camped by a ...... Singing Polly Wolly ......

See if you can find all these instruments in this word search.Percussion Instruments They all need to be unscrambled first. The Mini L E E R E K E H S G N O G C E P D D R E M M A H C S E N O H P O L L A T E M L L E T I N K L E E O I R L I O B M A R A C A S G A G R R D E N U T N U H A S E P H A N D B E L L S V N C H A I N A C T O S T N T I S P S F E K I A T E A U O Q D R U M P A A S P B B S H A K E R T A O I G N A S R S V B E S I S T I S K T V M I C L R M W M H E R D W N M E L R I V I T E O I N W S E E T B A B B K B R A Y L L T O O Q H C H G S L R M D O I O S A E C I U C D E I N J U W C H A C I O Q R M S F U H L L O V M R B M Chain Pitch T U B U L A R B E L L S U W P Chime Rattle Concussion Ring C M O R I U G I O S S G M O A Crash Shake C H I M E S T E N A T S A C N Drum Tap G I Hammer Tinkle X Y L O P H O N E R X A M Hit Untuned O N A I P V K C O L B D O O W Percussion Vibrate vilan ...... heerkees ...... sabs murd ...... heligs slleb ...... neatscast ...... nears rumd ...... shicem ...... etels durm ...... vascle ...... amotubrine ...... slowbelc ...... imbleats ...... byclams ...... mitpain ...... slogpickenel ...... mot mot ...... gnog ...... ratingle ...... rouig ...... bulaurt ellbs ...... nadh slleb ...... hairpovneb ...... mascara ...... hasbrowad ...... themallepoon ...... codblowok ...... opani ...... ploxyhone ...... tralet ...... Copyright © Beatrice Wilder 2003 Music Wordsearch Name ...... Sheet 7

The answers to the clues below are the words to find in the word search. We have provided the answers they are the scrambled words on the right.Voices and Singing

atancta A R U T A R O L O C B C Q E S blacantie covie S S A B G N O S N I A L P D Y cutroolara T J R A T D K G L N R G G C W dile domely Y L Y R I C S X T A B T F H L draimgal T Y L I H F F A L S E T T O W loat manthe N J A T I X B T S N R D E I L orich A O G O P I O T O R S W M R E poonars ranxly H P I N L C M R S X H R E Z A robberpash S E R E N A D E N O O Y H T K ropea sabs Q R D C L N A Y L L P V T E K scrily Q A A I K T R K X O H R N X T slongpain sneeread A K M O I A N B M Y D A A D P stealoft E N D V L T Y K V E N Y D N Z thansy triboane X Q A H B A U F D S Q F U P O trone

Liturgical chant ...... Lowest female voice ......

A male voice between tenor and bass ...... A love song ......

A group of singers ...... Ensemble singing style ‘ ...... ’ quartet

A composition for voices ...... Italian ensemble song ......

A drama where the lines are sung ...... Notes intended to be sung ......

An ornamented style of singing ...... The words of a song ......

A song of praise, eg. national ...... The oldest musical instrument ......

Highest female voice ...... Music in a singing style ......

German word for ‘song’ ...... The lowest male voice ......

The highest adult male voice ...... Voice is produced in the ......

See if you can unscramble and find all these instruments in this word searchWind Instruments The Mini N S T E N R O C F B E M U U T E O N I N A R P O S R O R O T A G O R A T U K E M N M E J G S B V V O O U O O O D I R E G D I D O A O A B P N Y R A E X H S M S F P E A N P S N S B R H I V O I E E L R W M A B E S H M N C I A O H O E P R I S U K A V B H O F B T G C T E L I U P O P H A A G H P X H W L E R L R H N L H S O S R H N I A R B L H E O P D O D E O A O O F L U W T C O E P W M U A O S P U I C P A W T R T D E E R L A N N P M O T I R W H E L C I X T E N R O C C B E Aerophone Overblow N E O N W N B S N T O H V I P Airflow Posthorn I M T A S I L H O R N P I P E Bell Reed Breath Sopranino R H I P Q C F L A G E O L E T Cornet Tonguing A Y R L J A W R E D R O C E R Embouchure Valves C L A R I N E T P M R T M Horn Vibrate E U Keys Whistle O V B U G L E T U L F L Z F A pigbeaps ...... honipper ...... boatrine ...... oobe ...... saboons ...... oacrain ...... ugbel ...... paippens ...... tarcline ...... cicpool ...... bonstranoocas ...... errordec ...... orc aslaing ...... eedipper ...... cetron ...... enoshapox ...... churnrom ...... asoneushop ...... dogodiride ...... shwam ...... euhumpion ...... atrogoat ...... flategole ...... notbmorel ...... futel ...... muptter ...... henfcr rhon ...... batu ...... charinoma ...... Copyright © Beatrice Wilder 2003 Music Wordsearch Name ...... Sheet 9

Find all these stringed instruments in this word search.Stringed Instruments

K H B G Z I T H E R D C T C Balalaika Kit Y M A N D O L I N R C H E Q Banjo Lute D D N D M Y O O O E E L A J Celestina Lyre R O J A R I Y H R O L U T E Cello Mandolin U U O E U O C R R O E O T E Chitarrone Piano G B N C R I H B A R S I P M Cittern Sitar Y L N R S E O C T T T Y C C Clavichord Theorbo D E E P E T M V I V I O L A Double bass Ukulele R B R O L T I I H V N S L F Dulcimer Vina U A Y N E O T K C B A N I V Guitar Viola H S S A L A K I A L A L A B Harp Violin G S A I U E G Y C H U E C W Harpsichord Zither Y X N P K V U B B D M D P A Hurdy gurdy R A T I U G R K R H H E C T

Find all these other instruments in this word search.Some Other Instruments

K C I T S P A L S C G T P Accordion Lur S L I T D R U M P I H W O Biwa Pipe organ R A N P R A H S W E J P S Bongo drums Serpent S E M I H C S S A L G S S R E Z I S E H T N Y S C A Bull roarer Siren N I L S M U R D O G N O B Celesta Slapstick E U P I P E O R G A N A M Cimbalon Slit drum R E R A O R L L B W I U N Clarina Synthesizer I F D R J N O L A B M I C S A G C E L E S T A O R B Glass chimes Tambour M A C C O R D I O N L A R Jews harp Theatre organ N R U O B M A T Q P A L O Whip T N E P R E S Y Z G P C B

Match the first and last names of these jazz greats. Jazz Men and Find all their last names in the word search.Women

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Armstrong Brubeck Carmichael Billie ...... Louis ...... Crosby Davis Hoagy ...... Tommy ...... Dearie Desmond Paul ...... Ella ...... Dorsey Ellington Dave ...... Peggy ...... Fitzgerald Woody ...... Jack ...... Gillespie Herman Dizzy ...... Glenn ...... Holiday James Duke ...... George ...... Kenton Lee Sarah ...... Andre ...... Mann Laine Miles ...... Bob ...... Miller Monk Thelonious ...... Blossom ...... Peterson Previn Cleo ...... Herbie...... Reinhardt Shearing Oscar ...... Stan ...... Simone Teagarden Django ...... Harry ...... Vaughan Nina ...... Dinah ...... Washington Copyright © Beatrice Wilder 2003 Music Wordsearch Name ...... Sheet 11

Connect the songs with the groups or artists. Some of these are used more than once.Music of the Sixties The words which are in bold and underlined are hidden in the word search.

The Animals M T B C S U B M A R I N E I R The Beach Boys D O S U R F C I T Y O V N S E The Beatles L Y N R I S I N G I F I E C V The Bee Gees E U R K E V O L T O C L N J I Chubby Checker I S D R E K C N T O F R Creedence Clearwater Revival D U E The Dave Clark Five F L P A E E A R A A D K S B N Dusty Springfield G A L V V F S M E E E B I E O Four Seasons N M E R S E Y B E A T S B E O Freddie & The Dreamers I I H I A U C R E C M T R G M Gerry & The Pacemakers Henry Mancini R N T S U Q C L E L A E O E T The Merseybeats P A O P E T U L A D I P R E S The Monkees S N A E J E U L B R U E R S I Petula Clark S Y O B H C A E B H K J V U W The Rolling Stones S E N O T S T N A H P E L E T Roy Orbison The Swinging Blue Jeans C H U B B Y K A R E T S O O R

A Hard Day's Night ...... Last Train To Clarksville ...... Moon River ...... I Can’t Get No Satisfaction ...... Oh, Pretty Woman ...... Downtown ...... The Twist ...... Help! ...... No Milk Today ...... I Know A Place ...... Hey Jude ...... I think Of You ...... Glad All Over ...... I'm A Believer ...... Surf City...... Big Girls Don’t Cry ...... Please don’t Tease ...... Little Red Rooster ...... Ferry Cross The Mersey ...... Wishin’ and Hopin’ ...... Bad Moon Rising ...... Baby Elephant Walk ...... House Of The Rising Sun ...... Bits and Pieces ...... Over You ...... The Last Time ...... It’s Love That Counts ...... I Started A Joke ...... Hippy Hippy Shake ...... Yellow Submarine ...... Copyright © Beatrice Wilder 2003 Music Wordsearch Name ...... Sheet 12

Singers of a CenturyAcross a wide range of styles! Match the first and last names of these well known artists. Find all their last names in the word search.

The Mini D N A L R E H T U S S I Z M L C A R P E N T E R S N L H W G S M M T E C O L E E D F G N I T S I U L A B A O I K P R E S L E Y L N Y A I R S U P P L Y R A R L T O I N O O K C A C E L S M H E K N G O B L L I H N R I A I A H H T S E I T E K A N A W A O F T S E T U D T S D H H F A S G D O R O B E S O N K A S R A S N T E O F K S A N E Z A R E E D E Y U N E A W N H O E N N I M H B A C L R E N N C N F K I Y T Y A H X B L F P O L I C E B S G A S D I B G D S K I W V S C S J Air Supply Pink Floyd G V B I O M C S M F O A E O B Blondie Platters Carpenters Police W P B D R A H C I R L N P S K Cher Rush K D O A L L R T C L O L D P V Genesis Santana Kiss Sting E J R B D A M E A J I J O E L Madonna Supertramp B N R M E D Y S J N O M I S R Meat Loaf Who

Armstrong Bassey Bing ...... Louis ...... Black Callas Frank ...... Peggy ...... Cole Crosby Luciano ...... Shirley...... Fitzgerald Holiday Elvis ...... Cilla ...... Joel Jones Joan ...... Tom ...... Joplin King Dame Kiri ...... Billy ...... Lee Lennon Carmen ...... Janis ...... McRae Melba Ella ...... Carole ...... Pavarotti Presley Billie ...... Cliff ...... Reed Paul ...... Marty ...... Richard Robbins Dame Nellie ...... Carly...... Robeson Simon Nat King ...... Barbra ...... Sinatra Streisand Maria ...... Stevie ...... Sutherland Te Kanawa John ...... Lou ...... Wonder Copyright © Beatrice Wilder 2003 Music Wordsearch Sheet 13 Answers

Sheet 1 Music Symbols Sheet 2 Famous Composers Sheet 3 Orchestral Instruments Sheet 4 Musical Terms staff quaver Beethoven Mozart Tuba Violin Piano (soft) Animato (w. anim) leger lines bars Brahms Bach Piccolo Timpani Adagio(slowly) Legato (smoothly) Tranquillo (calmly) Molto (very) bass clef staccato Handel Tchaikovsky Double bass Trombone Vivace(lively) interval repeat sign Vivaldi Grieg Trumpet Flute Con moto (w. movement) rests pause Purcell Rachmaninov Viola Cello Forte (loud) tie flat Chopin Liszt Clarinet Cor anglais Diminuendo (get softer) sharp treble clef Schubert Schumann Triangle Bass clarinet Cantabile (singing st) Presto (very fast) Allegretto (mod. fast) minim natural Prokofiev Sibelius Snare drum Bassoon Allegro (lively and fast) Staccato (short) crotchet time signature Stravinsky Haydn French horn Piano Sempre (always) Poco (a little) slur semibreve Debussy Gershwin Oboe Bass drum Lento (slowly) Giocoso (merry) dal segno accent Strauss Wagner Harp Cymbals Con brio(w spirit) Dal segno (from sign) Ritenuto(slower) E R U T A N G I S E M I T A D V M G V S S U A R T S G T W P I T E P M U R T P O G T T H U T R E B L E C L E F J A U P A T O L B E S M H A R B E T C N A E P A Q J M U R D E R A N S O T A C C A T S J O T S E R P N V Q O I Y F I N T E R V A L O Z N S I I T D S Y A R R J J N N B C F K U F E N W R E M I D L N A Y T E C A V I V Z J I E P P T Z R S E I A H Z E U S G A S I U S F R C K C S E P T F I P A O J D M I C P T T U F N A L L E G R E T T O G D M A C R O T C H E T L C T I L S E E R J I N I K O A S H H B L D V R L H S R E R D E U Y R R J E B E I S M I D G A Q D A R N C A E V A V M P R C D U M E G K T V A L A L W K V V W U Q E U A E O S S A B E L B U O D C U O N I U E T R F S F T L D O A H Z S B B I M E U S N R B N T E D B G E M E I O I I H Q B O L K N I L O N F L T Y M S M N K T L R Q E J Y V B E S F A H O O V S P R T A B H G A L S F A O W B D R D P N H B K R N C P U V C O P C V E O G O R P B S E I O C A N T A B I L E O M O E F M H U A L L G R 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Baritone Weasel MacDonald plainsong baritone Bassoon Bugle Doodle Dragon Chimes Claves Cowbells choir cantata Cymbals Glockenspiel Gong Clarinet Contrabassoon Shears Grace opera coloratura Cor anglais Cornet Guiro Hand bells Maracas Mountain Jericho anthem soprano Crumhorn Didgeridoo Metallophone Piano Rattle Euphonium Flageolet Saints Billabong Shekeree Sleigh bells Snare drum lied tenor Flute French horn Marching Bailey Steel drum Tambourine Timbales falsetto alto Harmonica Hornpipe Jug Mulberry Timpani Tom tom Triangle serenade barbershop Oboe Ocarina Tubular bells Vibraphone Washboard Panpipes Piccolo Night Bonnie madrigal melody Recorder Reedpipe Darling Rosemary Woodblock Xylophone lyrics voice Saxophone Sousaphone Crocodile Clementine cantabile bass Shawm Tarogato Doodle Turkey larynx shanty Trombone Trumpet Tuba L E E R E K E H S G N O G C E E N I T N E M E L C X J E D J A R U T A R O L O C B C Q E S N S T E N R O C F B E M U U T G J J N F N I A T N U O M D E S E N O H P O L L 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Sheet 9 Stringed Instruments Sheet 10 Jazz Men and Women The Sheet 1Animals: House Of 1 Music of the SixtiesThe Rising Sun Sheet 12 Singers of a Century Louis Armstrong Dave Brubeck Louis Armstrong Dave Brubeck H B G Z I H R D T C The Beatles: A Hard Day's Night, Hey Jude, K T E C Hoagy Carmichael Bob Crosby Yellow Submarine, Help! Hoagy Carmichael Bob Crosby Y M A N D O L I N R C H E Q The Beach Boys: Surf City D D N D M Y O O O E E L A J Miles Davis Blossom Dearie The Bee Gees: I Started A Joke Miles Davis Blossom Dearie Paul Desmond Tommy Dorsey Chubby Checker: The Twist Paul Desmond Tommy Dorsey R O J A R I Y H R O L U T E Cliff Richard: Please Don’t Tease U U O E U O C R R O E O T E Duke Ellington Ella Fitzgerald Creedence Clearwater Revival: Bad Moon Rising Duke Ellington Ella Fitzgerald G B N C R I H B A R S I P M Dizzy Gillespie Woody Herman The Dave Clark Five: Glad All Over, Dizzy Gillespie Woody Herman Bits and Pieces Y L N R S E O C T T T Y C C Billie Holiday Harry James Dusty Springfield: Wishin’ and Hopin’ Billie Holiday Harry James D E E P E T M V I V I O L A Stan Kenton Peggy Lee Four Seasons: Big Girls Don’t Cry Stan Kenton Peggy Lee R B R O L T I I H V N S L F Freddie & The Dreamers: Over You Herbie Mann Cleo Laine Gerry & The Pacemakers: Ferry Cross The Mersey Herbie Mann Cleo Laine U A Y N E O T K C B A N I V Glenn Miller Thelonious Monk Henry Mancini: Moon River, Baby Elephant Walk Glenn Miller Thelonious Monk H S S A L A K I A L A L A B Oscar Peterson Andre Previn Hermans Hermits: No Milk Today Oscar Peterson Andre Previn The Merseybeats: It’s Love That Counts G S A I U E G Y C H U E C W Django Reinhardt George Shearing Django Reinhardt George Shearing Y X N P K V U B B D M P A I think Of You D Nina Simone Jack Teagarden Monkees: I'm A Believer, Last Train To Clarksville Nina Simone Jack Teagarden R A T I U G R K R H H E C T Petula Clark: Downtown, I Know A Place Sarah Vaughan Dinah Washington The Rolling Stones: I Can’t Get No Satisfaction Sarah Vaughan Dinah Washington The Last Time, Little Red Rooster Sheet 9 Other Instruments C D L A R E G Z T I F W L S E Roy Orbison: Oh, Pretty Woman D N A L R E H T U S S I Z M L K C I T S P A L S C G T P A O G N O R T S M R A L E E N The Swinging Blue Jeans: Hippy Hippy Shake N L H W G S M M T E C O L E E S L I T D R U M P I H W O R R J P G I L L E S P I E M O M T B C S U B M A R I N E I R A B A O I K P R E S L E Y L N R A N P R A H S W E J P S M S T R M E N A H G U A V A M D O S U R F C I T Y O V N S E L Y N R I S I N G I F I E C V H R A R L T E O K I N G O B N S E M I H C S S A L G S S I E T E E L L I N G T O N J I E U R K E V O L T O C L N J I H H T S E I T E K A N A W A O R E Z I S E H T N Y S C A C Y D V A B N O S R E T E P S I S D R E K D C U N T E O F R H H F A S G D O R O B E S O N N I L S M U D G N B H H R I S G Y E I B M A N N Y F L P A E E R A D S B N R O O A A K F K S A N E Z A R E E D E Y U A E A N T N A I V R R X A B U G A L V V F S M E E E B I E O E U P I P E O R G A N A M N C N F K I Y T Y A H X B L F E W H O R I D R A U M M S Z M N M E R S E Y B E A T S B E O R E R A O R L L U B W N I S D I B G D S K I W V S C S J L N N N H R I A D B R O O I P I I H I A U C R E C M T R G M I F D R J N O L A B M I C R N T S U Q C L E L A O E T G V B I O M C S M F O A E O B L A I N E A L E M E R N L N R E S A G C E L E S T A O R B P A O P E T U L A D I P R E S W P B D R A H C I R L N P S K H J E H S E O D H C N U B K M A C C O R D I O N L A R L S N A E J E U L B R U E R S I K D O A L L R T C L O L D P V O F R D Y H H J G K E T O N N R U O B M A T Q P A L O N S Y O B H C A E B H K J V U W E J R B D A M E A J I J O E L E D N O M S E D Q R Z O O L S E N O T S T N A H P E L E T T N E P R E S Y Z G P C B V B N R M E D Y S J N O M I S R C H U B B Y K A R E T S O O R

1. The girls cried when they were kissed by: A. Boy Blue B. Georgie Porgie C. Peter Piper D. Jack Horner

2. When the cow jumped over the moon, A. The little dog B. The dish the fiddle was played by: C. The cat D. The cow

3. The kettle was taken off again by: A. Mary B. Polly C. Jill D. Sukey

4. Old King Cole was: A. making tarts B. on the dole C. a merry old soul D. going to London

5. Little Boy Blue was supposed to: A. find the sheep B. blow his horn C. visit the queen D. run upstairs

6. Peter, Peter kept his wife in a: A. Pea green boat B. Counting room C. Wishing well D. Pumpkin shell

7. Little Miss Muffet was eating: A. Curds and whey B. Plum Pie C. Bread and Honey D. Tarts

8. The number of blackbirds baked in a A. 22 B. 23 pie was: C. 24 D. 25

9. The tarts were stolen by: A. the King of Hearts B. the Knave of hearts C. the Queen of hearts D. the maid

10. Simple Simon, to buy a pie, needed: A. a pound B. to say please C. some money D. a penny

11. Wee Willie Winkie was wearing his: A. night gown B. red shoes C. silver bells D. night cap

12. Sitting in a corner, eating a pie was: A. Mary, Mary B. Miss Muffet C. Tom the Pipers son D. Jack Horner

1. The note having the A. Semibreve B. Minim same value as this rest is a: C. Quaver D. Semiquaver

2. A crotchet rest looks like: A. B. C. D.

3. A note worth four crotchet beats is a: A. Semibreve B. Semiquaver C. Minim D. Quaver

4. A dotted crotchet is worth the same as: A. one semiquaver B. two quavers C. three quavers D. four minims

5. A semiquaver rest looks like: A. B. C. D.

6. A group of notes equal in value to this A. B. rest is: C. D.

7. The dot belonging to a dotted minim has A. Semibreve B. Crotchet the same value as a: C. Quaver D. Semiquaver

8. The notes corresponding exactly to A. B. these rests are: C. D.

9. The number of quavers that would A. two B. four equal the value of this note is: C. six D. eight

10. To make up the value of a minim, you A. 1 quaver, 2 semiquavers B. 2 quavers, 2 semiquavers would need: C. 1 crotchet, 2 quavers D. 1 crotchet, 1 quaver

11. A bar of music in simple triple time needs A. one minim rest B. two crotchet rests a crotchet and: C. one semibreve rest D. three crotchet rests

12. A whole bar rest is also called a: A. Minim rest B. Long rest C. Semiquaver rest D. Semibreve rest

1. “Puff” was a Magic: A. Dragon B. Chimney C. Genie D. Wizard

2. “Click” go the: A. Chopsticks B. Shears C. Scissors D. Heels

3. Choose your partners, Skip to my: A. Rope B. Song C. Music D. Lou

4. Little Brown: A. Jug B. Mug C. Dog D. Shoe

5. For He’s a Jolly Good: A. Friend B. Partner C. Fellow D. Watch dog

6. Never smile at a: A. Barking dog B. Crocodile C. Teacher D. Shark

7. Pop goes the : A. Weasel B. Balloon C. Champagne D. Cracker

8. Old MacDonald had a: A. Burger Shop B. Cow C. Tractor D. Farm

9. Skippy was a: A. Puppy B. Ship captain C. Bush kangaroo D. Sheep dog

10. A Spoonful of Sugar makes the: A. Medicine go down B. Tea nice and sweet C. Ants come to visit D. Fairybread better

11. “Popeye” was a: A. Pirate B. Soldier C. Sailor man D. Sales man

12. All things bright and beautiful, A. In the zoo B. Great and small All creatures: C. That don’t bite D. From the deep

1. The smallest of the cymbals are the : A. Thumb cymbals B. Finger cymbals C. Thimble cymbals D. Toe Cymbals

2. The instrument with the name A. Metallophone B. Castanet which means ‘wooden voice’ is the: C. Wood block D. Xylophone

3. A round bar of steel bent into a shape with A. Cymbal B. Shaker three sides that is struck with a metal rod is a: C. Triangle D. Sleigh bell

4. Bells are often also called: A. Timpani B. Gongs C. Maracas D. Chimes

5. Shaped like a big, round box with two A. High hat B. Snare drum calfskin heads on either side is a: C. Bass drum D. Guiro

6. A small drum with only one head and lots A. Tambourine B. Glockenspiel of little brass plates around the rim is a: C. Marimba D. Vibraphone

7. Percussion instruments which can be A. Indefinite pitch B. Definite pitch tuned are said to have: C. High pitch D. Low pitch

8. Kettledrums are also called: A. Bongo drums B. Claves C. Timpani D. Shakers

9. A group of instruments to which the A. Percussion B. String piano does not belong is: C. Keyboard D. Brass

10. Instruments which need to be shaken A. Maracas B. Claves rather than hit are: C. Woodblocks D. Cowbells

11. The phrase which is not true about A. are used in pairs B. originate in Cuba Conga drums is that they: C. are played with hands D. have definite pitch

12. Castanets originally from: A. Portugal B. Spain C. Italy D. France

1. The leader of a Brass Band would be A. Baton holder B. Bandmaster called the: C. Lead guitarist D. Conductor

2. In a marching band you would find no: A. Trombone B. Trumpet C. Timpani D. Tuba

3. The rhythm in a Jazz Band would most A. Drums B. Clarinet often be supplied by the: C. Cornet D. Banjo

4. Bagpipes would be most often found in: A. Military bands B. Dance bands C. Jazz bands D. Pipe bands

5. Apart from brass instruments, in a A. Baton twirlers B. Cheer leaders marching band you might also find: C. Clowns D. Pipers

6. A Rock and Roll band would be more A. Double bass B. Zither likely to feature a: C. Guitar D. Cello

7. Something that a dance band would find A. Harmony B. Rhythm most important would be: C. Melody D. Counterpoint

8. A wellknown bandmaster and composer, A. Duke Ellington B. Chubby Checker also known as ‘The March King’ was : C. Louis Armstrong D. John Sousa

9. A synthesizer would most likely be found A. Rock band B. Brass band in a: C. Military band D. Dance band

10. The modern style of military band dates A. 1563 B. 1663 back to Frederick the Great of Prussia, in: C. 1763 D. 1863

11. A band which uses instruments such as a A. Concert band B. Skiffle band washboard, harmonica and kazoo is a: C. Silver band D. School band

12. King Charles II of England called his A. Kings Band B. Court Band court musicians the: C. Royal Band D. String Band

1. Crescendo means: A. Getting faster B. Getting louder C. Getting stronger D. Getting better

2. Allegro means: A. Lively and fast B. Soft and sweet C. Bright and loud D. Sad and slow

3. Ritenuto means: A. Gradually slower B. Gradually faster C. Immediately slower D. Immediately faster

4. Forte means: A. Soft B. Loud C. Fast D. Slow

5. Staccato means: A. Slow, steady B. Sharp, crisp C. Sudden, dramatic D. Short, detached

6. Presto means: A. Very fast B. Very lightly C. Very heavily D. Very merrily

7. Adagio means: A. Quickly B. Playfully C. Slowly D. Sadly

8. Legato means: A. Softly B. Smoothly C. Calmly D. Broadly

9. Diminuendo means: A. Gradually softer B. Suddenly softer C. Gradually louder D. Suddenly louder

10. Piano means: A. Pleasant B. Quick C. Soft D. Graceful

11. A tempo means: A. In a singing style B. in an undertone C. Pressing on faster D. Back to former speed

12. Moderato means: A. Moderate volume B. Moderate style C. Moderate speed D. Moderate force

1. A song chosen by a country as a symbol of A. Anthology B. Anorak the country, played on special occasions is an: C. Antenna D. Anthem

2. The words of a song are also known as the: A. Lyrics B. Rhymes C. Poetry D. Lycra

3. A song which tells a story is a: A. Ballet B. Ballad C. Bollard D. Balalaika

4. A sacred song of praise is a: A. Chorus B. Hymn C. Helicon D. Chant

5. A song repeated note for note by a second A. Rondo B. Racket voice after the first voice has begun is a: C. Ritenuto D. Round

6. Black folk songs are also known as the: A. Browns B. Blues C. Greens D. Reds

7. A funeral or mourning song is known as a : A. Diva B. Dredge C. Downbeat D. Dirge

8. Songs written by Schubert are usually A. Lieder B. Love songs referred to as: C. Polkas D. Lutesongs

9. A group of singers, singing together, is A. Chair B. Chore called a: C. Choir D. Chant

10. A song in an opera can be called an: A. Area B. Arpeggio C. Aubade D. Aria

11. A style of ensemble singing, in close A. Duet B. Trio harmony is known as a barbershop: C. Quartet D. Quintet

12. The leader of a choir is called the: A. Captain B. Conductor C. Cantor D. Cantata

1. A treble clef is also called a: A. C Clef B. Flute C. G Clef D. T Clef

2. A minim is exactly half of the length A. Semibreve B. Crotchet of a: C. Quaver D. Semiquaver

3. The shortest distance between two A. an octave B. a semitone musical sounds is called: C. a sharp D. a scale

4. Music is written on: A. Bar lines B. Leger lines C. Staves D. Sharps

5. Key signatures are found : A. after time signatures B. before time signatures C. after a bar line D. before a natural sign

6. A sharp sign next to a note tells you to A. A tone lower B. A tone higher play the note: C. A semitone lower D. A semitone higher

7. Bar lines: A. Divide bars B. Join staves C. End sections D. Join notes

8. A semiquaver has: A. One tail B. Two tails C. Three tails D. Four tails

9. A semibreve rest looks like a box: A. On a line B. Under a line C. Between two lines D. Across a line

10. Key signatures are made up of: A. Sharps and flats B. Notes and rests C. Quavers and keys D. Dots and lines

11. Time signatures tell you the number of: A. Bars to play B. Rests to take C. Notes in a bar D. Beats in a bar

12. A dotted crotchet lasts for the same A. One quaver B. Two quavers length of time as: C. Three quavers D. Four quavers

1. The word ‘pianoforte’ means: A. Soft and fast B. Loud and soft C. Soft and loud D. Loud and forceful

2. The black keys are always arranged in: A. Fours B. Threes and fours C. Threes D. Twos and threes

3. The sound on a piano is produced by: A. Hammers striking stringsB. Strings being pulled C. Hammers rubbing strings D. Keys being struck

4. The left (soft) pedal moves the hammers A. No strings B. One string so that they strike: C. Two strings D. Three strings

5. An instrument which is not a type of A. Accordion B. Spinet piano is: C. Upright D. Grand

6. The first name of the inventor of the piano, A. Enrico B. Alessandro ...... Cristofori, was: C. Giuseppe D. Bartolomeo

7. An instrument which was used before the A. Harp B. Harpsichord piano, and looked like a piano, was a : C. Harmonica D. Hurdygurdy

8. The pianoforte was invented in the: A. 16th century B. 17th century C. 18th century D. 19th century

9. Parts of the ‘action’ of a piano include the: A. damper, hammer, key B. string, key, pedal C. string, bolt, pivot D. pivot, check, nut

10. The strings of a piano are made of: A. Copper and silver B. Copper and steel C. Steel and brass D. Lead and zinc

11. The piano was invented by Cristofori in: A. Hungary B. Belgium C. Germany D. Italy

12. Playing the piano is sometimes referred A. Practicing B. Tickling the ivories to as: C. Bowing D. Banging the keys

1. A woodwind instrument which is A. Clarinet B. Flute not made of wood is a: C. Woodblock D. Trumpet

2. Sound produced by plucking tiny A. Piano B. Piccolo tongues of metal is made on a: C. Music box D. Banjo

3. The family of instruments with A. Percussion B. Woodwind the widest range of sounds is the: C. String D. Brass

4. A metal twopronged device which A. Gong B. Triangle sounds a single note is a: C. Tin whistle D. Tuning fork

5. Adolphe Sax invented the: A. Aerophone B. Aeolian Harp C. Saxophone D. Sousaphone

6. The marimba is an instrument A. Tambourine B. Mellophone similar to the: C. Tuba D. Xylophone

7. Stradovari was a famous maker of the: A. Violin B. Piano C. Guitar D. Cymbals

8. Instruments with bellows to be pumped A. Pianolas B. Trombones by the arms of the players are: C. Windpipes D. Bagpipes

9. A cor anglais, or English horn A. Tenor oboe B. Hunting horn is also known as a: C. Clarinet D. Pipe

10. Cymbals are made of: A. Steel B. Brass C. Silver D. Tin

11. Bartolomeo Cristofori invented the: A. Harp B. Clavichord C. Pianoforte D. Harpsichord

12. A mandolin is a type of: A. Lute B. Flute C. Banjo D. Mouth organ

1. The pattern of tones (T) and semitones (S) A. TTSTTTS B. TSTTSTS in major scales is: C. TTTSTTS D. STTSTTT

2. The major scale with a key signature A. G major B. F major consisting of four sharps is: C. E major D. D major

3. The order of sharps in key signatures is: A. C G D A E B F B. F C G D A E B C. C F G E A D B D. F C G A E B D

4. The semitones in a major scale are found A. 3rd and 4th, 7th and 8th B. 2nd and 3rd, 5th and 6th between the following degrees: C. 4th and 5th, 7th and 8th D. 3rd and 4th, 6th and 7th

5. Two keys which both have a signature A. F major, B minor B. G major, E minor of one flat are: C. A major, F minor D. F major, D minor

6. The minor key related to C major is: A. G minor B. A minor C. B minor D. F minor

7. The notes in the upper tetrachord of A. D E F C B. G A B C# G major are: C. D E F# C D. G A B C

8. In a harmonic minor scale, the seventh A. not played B. lowered a semitone note is: C. played twice D. raised a semitone

9. The scale of A major has: A. one sharp B. two sharps C. three sharps D. two flats

10. In a harmonic minor scale, an interval A. 6 and 7 B. 7 and 8 larger than a tone is found between notes: C. 4 and 5 D. 5 and 6

11. The subdominant degree of major A. third B. fourth and minor scales is the: C. fifth D. sixth

12. A scale where each interval is a A. Melodic minor B. Chromatic semitone is called: C. Major D. Harmonic minor

1. The Beatles consisted of: A. Three musicians B. Four musicians C. Five musicians D. Six musicians

2. The song 'Yesterday' was written by: A. Paul B. John C. Ringo D. George

3. The Beatles came from: A. Liverpool, Australia B. New York, USA C. Liverpool, England D. Capetown, SA

4. The Beatles formed their group, A. 1950 B. 1956 named 'The Beatles' in: C. 1960 D. 1962

5. The Beatles disbanded in: A. 1968 B. 1969 C. 1970 D. 1971

6. The Beatles did not write: A. Michelle B. Eleanor Rigby C. Satin Doll D. Nowhere Man

7. A cartoon featuring the music of the A. Strawberry Fields B. Lucy In The Sky Beatles was called: C. I am the Walrus D. Yellow Submarine

8. Most of the Beatles songs were written by: A. McCartney & Starkey B. Lennon & Starr C. Lennon & McCartney D. Harrison & Starr

9. The Beatles had a manager called: A. Brian Epstein B. Stu Sutcliffe C. Pete Best D. Chuck Berry

10. The Beatles made a documentary A. A Hard Day's Night B. Let It be film called: C. Nowhere Man D. Love Me Do

11. The Beatles starred in a movie called: A. Maxwell B. Oliver C. Something D. Help!

12. The Beatles performed in a Liverpool A. The Cavern B. The Basement jazz club called: C. The Cellar D. The Dungeon

1. B. Georgie Porgie 1. B. Minim 1. A. Dragon 2. C. The cat 2. B. 2. B. Shears 3. D. Sukey 3. A. Semibreve 3. D. Lou 4. C. a merry old soul 4. C. three quavers 4. A. Jug 5. B. blow his horn 5. D. 5. C. Fellow 6. D. Pumpkin shell 6. A. 6. B. Crocodile 7. A. Curds and whey 7. B. Crotchet 7. A. Weasel 8. C. 24 8. A. 8. D. Farm 9. B. the Knave of Hearts 9. D. eight 9. C. Bush kangaroo 10. D. a penny 10. C. 1 crotchet, 2 quavers 10. A. Medicine go down 11. A. night gown 11. B. two crotchet rests 11. C. Sailor man 12. D. Jack Horner 12. D. A semibreve rest 12. B. Great and small

Sheet 4 Percussion Instruments Sheet 5 Bands Sheet 6 Music Language

1. B. Finger cymbals 1. B. Bandmaster 1. B. Getting louder 2. D. Xylophone 2. C. Timpani 2. A. Lively and fast 3. A. Triangle 3. A. Drums 3. C. Immediately slower 4. D. Chimes 4. D. Pipe Bands 4. B. Loud 5. C. Bass drum 5. A. Baton Twirlers 5. D. Short, detached 6. A. Tambourine 6. C. Guitar 6. A. Very fast 7. B. Definite pitch 7. B. Rhythm 7. C. Slowly 8. C. Timpani 8. D. John Sousa 8. B. Smoothly 9. D. Brass 9. A. Rock Band 9. A. Gradually softer 10. A. Maracas 10. C. 1763 10. C. Soft 11. D. Have definite pitch 11. B. Skiffle Band 11. D. Back to former speed 12. B. Spain 12. A. Kings Band 12. C. Moderate speed

Sheet 7 About Singing Sheet 8 Music Notation Sheet 9 About the Piano

1. D. Anthem 1. C. G Clef 1. C. Soft and loud 2. A. Lyrics 2. A. Semibreve 2. D. Twos and threes 3. B. Ballad 3. B. Semitone 3. A. Hammers striking strings 4. B. Hymn 4. C. Staves 4. B. One string 5. D. Round 5. B. Before time signatures 5. A. Accordion 6. B. Blues 6. D. A semitone higher 6. D. Bartolomeo 7. D. Dirge 7. A. Divide bars 7. B. Harpsichord 8. A. Lieder 8. B. Two tails 8. C. 18th century 9. C. Choir 9. B. Under a line 9. A. Damper, hammer, key 10. D. Aria 10. A. Sharps and flats 10. B. Copper and steel 11. C. Quartet 11. D. Beats in a bar 11. D. Italy 12. C. Cantor 12. C. Three quavers 12. B. Tickling the ivories

Sheet 10 Instruments Sheet 11 Scales and Key Signatures Sheet 12 The Beatles

1. B. Flute 1. A. TTSTTTS 1. B. Four musicians 2. C. Music box 2. C. E major 2. A. Paul 3. A. Percussion 3. B. F C G D A E B 3. C. Liverpool, England 4. D. Tuning fork 4. A. 3rd and 4th, 7th and 8th 4. C. 1960 5. C. Saxophone 5. D. F major, D minor 5. C. 1970 6. D. Xylophone 6. B. A minor 6. C. Satin Doll 7. A. Violin 7. C. D E F# C 7. D. Yellow Submarine 8. D. Bagpipes 8. D. raised a semitone 8. C. Lennon & McCartney 9. A. Tenor oboe 9. C. three sharps 9. A. Brian Epstein 10. B. Brass 10. A. 6 and 7 10. B. Let It Be 11. C. Pianoforte 11. B. fourth 11. D. Help! 12. A. Lute 12. B. Chromatic 12. A. The Cavern