Middle Eastern music - Quiz
A) Apricot tree wood B) Ceramic clay C) Bamboo D) Goatskin
A) A three-part flute B) A double-reed oboe C) A type of tambourine D) A ceramic drum
A) Sorna B) Rhaita C) Mizmar D) Tabla
A) By blowing across the sharp edge B) By hitting it with sticks C) By blowing into one end D) By vibrating a double reed
A) Rhaita B) Ney C) Kaval D) Mey
A) Apricot wood B) Cane C) Bamboo D) Goatskin
A) Mey B) Kaval C) Ney D) Darbuka
A) Mey B) Riq C) Darbuka D) Kaval
A) Bamboo reed pipes B) Double-reed oboes C) Ceramic drums D) Finger cymbals
A) Cane B) Ceramic clay C) Animal bone D) Apricot wood
A) Sorna B) Riq C) Ney D) Kaval
A) Focusing solely on ancient Egyptian rhythms B) Reconciling Western and traditional styles C) Replacing all percussion with synthesizers D) Abandoning traditional styles entirely
A) Tarab B) Saz C) Maqamat D) Dastgah
A) Saz B) Harp C) Oud D) Qanoun
A) Maqam B) Systema C) Tarab D) Dastgah
A) Dominique Collon B) Adam C) Al-Farabi D) Lamech
A) Saz B) Qanoun C) Violin D) Oud
A) Homophonic B) Heterophonic C) Monophonic D) Polyphonic
A) Abbasid era B) 19th century C) 7th century D) Uruk period
A) Mesopotamia B) Greece C) Egypt D) Persia
A) 26 B) 4 C) 12 D) 6
A) British Museum B) National Museum of Iraq C) Louvre D) Egyptian Museum
A) Polyphony B) Counterpoint C) Modal systems D) Equal temperament
A) Harp B) Violin C) Cello D) Guitar
A) Dissonance B) Chromaticism C) Micro-tempering D) Quarter tones
A) Saz B) Dastgah C) Tarab D) Makam
A) 5th century B) 9th century C) 7th century D) 19th century |
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