TLC Worship Media Team - Short

In the Bible, who is known as the "sweet psalmist of Israel" and played the harp for a King?

What are the three primary notes (the triad) that form a C Major chord?

The common worship song "10,000 Reasons (Bless the Lord)" is primarily based on which Psalm?

In the book of Psalms, what does the word "Selah" (often found at the end of verses) most likely mean?

In Genesis 4:21, Jubal is mentioned as the father of all who play what instruments, showing early engagement with music?

A standard "4/4" time signature means:

In the New Testament, outside of the Magi, who is one of the first individuals recorded as worshipping Jesus?

The song "Way Maker". Which passage best reflects God as a "Way Maker"?

Under whose leadership were musicians and singers (like Asaph, Heman, Jeduthun) formally organized for Temple worship?

Which Old Testament book repeatedly exhorts worshippers to praise God with dance, timbrel, and harp?

The lyrics "Then sings my soul, my Savior God, to Thee..." are from which well-known hymn?

The earliest form of responsive/communal singing in Israelite worship recorded was led by Moses and Miriam following:

The Hebrew word "Yadah" (to give thanks, confess) is often associated with what physical posture?

The first explicit mention of someone going "to worship" (Hebrew: shachah) in the Old Testament involves whom?

How did the primary location and mediation of worship fundamentally change from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant?

The Hebrew word "Zamar" specifically refers to what aspect of praise and worship?

The Hebrew word "Halal" (to praise, celebrate) is the root of which universally known word of praise?

Which of these is NOT a standard part of a drum kit?

Which biblical instrument, made from a ram's horn, was blown to announce important events like the Year of Jubilee?

In Eph 5:19 & Col 3:16, Paul encourages believers engage in mutual edification through what forms of musical expression?

In music, what does "tempo" refer to?

The entire book of Psalms in Hebrew is called "Tehillim." What does "Tehillim" (derived from Tehillah) literally mean?