Samba Batucada

4. Instruments that are typically hit, shaken or scraped to make a sound.
5. A group of musicians playing together.
6. The country from which Samba originates.
9. The place where Carnaval is held every year.
12. A double tone cowbell that plays fast, syncopated rhythms.
14. A small disc drum played with a plastic beater that looks like a chopstick. It plays fast rhythms.
16. Samba schools.
21. A friction drum that makes a 'monkey' type sound.
22. How loud or quiet the music is being played.
23. Different length notes played in a pattern.

1. When a note is played off of the main pulse.
2. The correct term for an official Samba band.
3. Music phrasing where a soloist plays and other players respond by playing something similar.
7. The lead drum, played usually with one stick. It plays the fast, tricky rhythms.
8. A marching snare drum played with drum sticks.
10. A whistle played to signal the end of a section on the music.
11. Repeated pattern of music (either rhythm or melody).
13. A shaker.
15. How fast the music is played.
17. The event where Samba is played and celebrated.
18. The way a piece of music is set out.
19. A large bass drum that plays that plays the heartbeat rhythm, keeping everyone in time.
20. A large tambourine type instruments with metal jingles, that plays a steady rhythm.