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Music trivia questions with answers

A mix of instrument, theory and band questions with clear answers. No chart positions or 'best song' arguments.

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  1. 01Pick ten questions for a live quiz.
  2. 02Play a few seconds of a song between rounds for atmosphere.
  3. 03Read each answer after the round.

The questions

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  1. 01Multiple choice

    How many strings does a standard guitar have?

    • Six (correct answer)
    • Four
    • Seven
    • Twelve
  2. 02Multiple choice

    How many keys does a standard piano have?

    • 88 (correct answer)
    • 76
    • 61
    • 100
  3. 03Multiple choice

    Which city were the Beatles from?

    • Liverpool (correct answer)
    • London
    • Manchester
    • Glasgow
  4. 04Multiple choice

    How many lines are in a musical staff?

    • Five (correct answer)
    • Four
    • Six
    • Seven
  5. 05Multiple choice

    Which instrument family does the trumpet belong to?

    • Brass (correct answer)
    • Woodwind
    • Strings
    • Percussion
  6. 06Multiple choice

    Which instrument family does the clarinet belong to?

    • Woodwind (correct answer)
    • Brass
    • Strings
    • Percussion
  7. 07Multiple choice

    What does 'forte' tell a musician to do?

    • Play loudly (correct answer)
    • Play softly
    • Speed up
    • Slow down
  8. 08Multiple choice

    Who composed the Moonlight Sonata?

    • Beethoven (correct answer)
    • Mozart
    • Bach
    • Chopin
  9. 09Multiple choice

    How many musicians are in a quartet?

    • Four (correct answer)
    • Three
    • Five
    • Eight
  10. 10Multiple choice

    Which note is a semitone above E?

    • F (correct answer)
    • F sharp
    • E sharp
    • G

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