A) Richter B) Chromatic C) Pentatonic D) Tremolo
A) Polishing the covers B) Cleaning the reeds C) Altering the pitch of a note D) Straightening the comb
A) D B) C C) G D) A
A) Chording B) Embouchure C) Trilling D) Vibrato
A) A high-pitched note B) A slide C) Breathing in D) Breathing out
A) Screws B) Reeds C) Cover plates D) Comb
A) Orchestral B) Tremolo C) Chromatic D) Diatonic
A) Supports the reeds and channels air B) Amplifies the sound C) Protects the reeds D) Adds resonance
A) Sticking your tongue out while playing B) Using the tongue for vibrato C) Using the tongue to isolate notes D) Blocking the air holes with a finger
A) Playing a single, sustained note B) A high-pitched note C) Playing multiple notes at the same time D) A sequence of notes
A) Second Position B) First Position C) Third Position D) Straight Harp
A) Amplify the sound B) Protect the reeds and shape the sound C) Hold the harmonica together D) Provide a place to grip
A) Tapping it gently on a surface B) Using compressed air C) Washing it with soap and water D) Boiling it
A) A loud, forceful sound B) A deep, resonant tone C) A fast series of notes D) A subtle wavering in the pitch
A) To add vibrato B) To control volume C) To access semitones D) To change keys
A) First Position B) Second Position C) Third Position D) Fourth Position
A) Overblowing B) Hand effects C) Bending D) Tongue blocking
A) Ways to increase volume B) Breathing exercises C) Techniques to play notes outside the diatonic scale D) Methods for cleaning the harmonica
A) 8 B) 10 C) 12 D) 14
A) Country B) Classical C) Folk D) Blues
A) Cleaning harmonicas B) Amplifying the harmonica's sound C) Storing multiple harmonicas D) Holding the harmonica while playing another instrument
A) Tremolos only play chords B) Tremolos are made of plastic C) Tremolos have a slide D) Tremolos have two reeds per note, slightly out of tune
A) D B) C C) G D) A
A) Play chords loudly B) Overblow frequently C) Play fast runs D) Isolate single notes
A) The name of the key of the harmonica. B) The highest note on the harmonica. C) A note you can't bend. D) The lowest note on the harmonica.
A) Made of plastic B) Containing only notes of a major scale C) Containing all 12 notes of the chromatic scale D) Specifically for playing blues music
A) Cleaning the reeds B) Polishing the reeds C) Replacing the reeds D) Adjusting the reed spacing for optimal response
A) Oil the reeds B) Boil the harmonica C) Throw it away D) Clean and/or gap the reeds
A) Plays lower notes than a standard harmonica of the same key B) Requires more air to play. C) Only plays minor scales. D) Made of a cheaper metal.
A) A bending technique B) A common chord progression used in blues music C) A harmonica tuning method D) A type of harmonica |