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Music of Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago
Music of Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago
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1
What instrument is playing the melody in this song?
Bass
Steelpan
Organ
Keyboard
2
What instrument is doubling the bass in the intro of this song?
Organ
Synthesizer
Electric guitar
Acoustic guitar
3
What horns are being played in this song?
French horn, trumpet, trombone
Flute, trumpet, trombone
Trumpet, trombone, tuba
Saxophone, trumpet, trombone
4
In Rocksteady and Reggae, drummers play a beat called...
Shuffle
Swing
Backbeat
One Drop
5
A characteristic sound of Reggae is the offbeat staccato chord played by the guitar or organ.
True
False
6
What instrument is NOT being played in this Dancehall track?
Guitar
Handclap
Synthesizer
Steelpan
7
Ska has slower tempo than Reggae and Rocksteady.
False
True
8
This song features in what famous Jamaican film?
Rockers
One love
The harder they come
Marley
9
What does "staccato" mean in music articulation?
Short note
Long note
Quiet note
Loud note
10
Dub is a type of Reggae that prominently uses remixing.
False
True
11
Which beats of the bar is the bassist playing on this track?
1 and 3
1, 2 and 3
1, 2, 3 and 4
2 and 4
12
What artist uses this backing track?
Major Lazer
Rihanna
Sean Paul
Shabba Ranks
13
Soca is a type of dance music NOT derived from Calypso.
False
True
14
Soca and Calypso are genres of music originated in Trinidad and Tobago.
False
True