Musical Instruments and Their Origins
Description: This quiz is designed to test your knowledge about the origins and history of various musical instruments. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
Tags: musical instruments history of music music theory |
Which of the following is the oldest known musical instrument?
The sitar, a stringed instrument commonly used in Indian classical music, originated in which country?
Which of the following instruments is known for its distinctive sound produced by striking metal bars with mallets?
The didgeridoo, a long wooden instrument played by blowing air through it, is traditionally associated with which indigenous people of Australia?
The accordion, a versatile instrument with a bellows and keys, originated in which country?
Which of the following instruments is known for its unique sound produced by striking tuned metal plates?
The bagpipes, a traditional instrument known for its distinct sound produced by blowing air through a set of pipes, originated in which country?
Which of the following instruments is known for its unique sound produced by rubbing a rosined bow across a set of strings?
The shamisen, a traditional Japanese string instrument, is characterized by its distinctive three strings and a body made from wood and skin.
The harmonica, a small handheld instrument played by blowing or sucking air through its reeds, originated in which country?
Which of the following instruments is known for its unique sound produced by striking a set of tuned metal tubes with mallets?
The duduk, a traditional Armenian double-reed instrument, is known for its distinctive sound and is often used in folk and classical music.
Which of the following instruments is known for its unique sound produced by striking a set of tuned wooden bars with mallets?
The sitar, a stringed instrument commonly used in Indian classical music, originated in which country?
Which of the following instruments is known for its distinctive sound produced by striking metal bars with mallets?