A music quiz that helps you learn: a collection of multiple-choice (three-option) questions about music.

loudly

In music, the dynamic marking “f” is an abbreviation of the Italian word “forte,” instructing the performer to play loudly. Conversely, the instruction to play softly is indicated by “p” (piano).

widely; extensively; broadly

Largo is an Italian word meaning "broad," and in musical terminology it is used to indicate a "very slow tempo." Pieces or movements performed according to this instruction are characterized by a calm, expansive atmosphere.

Jazz

Jazz is a musical genre characterized by distinctive swing rhythms and improvisation that developed among African Americans in the early 20th century. It combines elements of other musical genres such as blues and ragtime and is performed using a variety of instruments.

June 6

In 1970, the National Musical Instrument Association designated June 6 as Musical Instrument Day. This aims to promote the spread of musical instruments and the advancement of music culture, and the date was chosen based on the saying that it is best to begin practicing the performing arts at age six on June 6.

Metronome

A metronome is a machine or device used to mark rhythm at regular intervals. Musicians use it to maintain tempo during practice. A tuner is used to adjust an instrument’s sound to the correct pitch, and an equalizer is used to adjust audio frequencies.

Da Capo

Da capo is an Italian term meaning “from the beginning,” and is a musical notation indicating a return to the start of the piece. Fine means “the end,” and Segno is a symbol indicating a return to another specified section.

Inspired by chestnuts (castagna)

Castanets are traditional Spanish percussion instruments, and their name comes from the Spanish word for chestnut, “castaña.” Castanets have a similar shape, are made of wood or plastic, and are instruments worn on the fingers to be played.