Music Jeopardy! For the young musician. Jeopardy RhythmSymbolsKey Signatures Instruments Listening 100 200 300 400 500.

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Music Jeopardy! For the young musician

Jeopardy RhythmSymbolsKey Signatures Instruments Listening

Rhythm: 100 q identify this note

Rhythm: 200 h identify this note

Rhythm: 300 H. identify this note

Rhythm: 400 « identify this rest

Rhythm: 500 § identify this note

Symbols: 100 º Identify this symbol

Symbols: 200 £ Identify this symbol

Symbols: 300 ÷ Identify this symbol

Symbols: 400 G Identify this symbol

Symbols: 500 F Identify this symbol

Key Signatures: 100 G £ £

Key Signatures: 200 G £ £ £

Key Signatures: 300 F º º º

Key Signatures: 400 F º º º º

Key Signatures: 500 C £ £ £ £

Instruments: 100

Instruments: 200

Instruments: 300

Instruments: 400

Instruments: 500

Listening: 100 Indentify the Composer

Listening: 200 Identify the Composer

Listening: 300 Identify the Piece

Listening: 400 Identify the Ballet

Listening: 500 Identify the Composer and Piece

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