Samba Batucada

2. A friction drum that makes a 'monkey' type sound.
5. The lead drum, played usually with one stick. It plays the fast, tricky rhythms.
8. Samba schools.
11. The country from which Samba originates.
13. A small disc drum played with a plastic beater that looks like a chopstick. It plays fast rhythms.
14. A marching snare drum played with drum sticks.
17. Different length notes played in a pattern.
18. A large tambourine type instruments with metal jingles, that plays a steady rhythm.
19. A large bass drum that plays that plays the heartbeat rhythm, keeping everyone in time.
20. A whistle played to signal the end of a section on the music.
21. When a note is played off of the main pulse.
23. A group of musicians playing together.

1. The correct term for an official Samba band.
3. The event where Samba is played and celebrated.
4. The place where Carnaval is held every year.
6. A shaker.
7. Music phrasing where a soloist plays and other players respond by playing something similar.
9. Repeated pattern of music (either rhythm or melody).
10. Instruments that are typically hit, shaken or scraped to make a sound.
12. How loud or quiet the music is being played.
15. A double tone cowbell that plays fast, syncopated rhythms.
16. The way a piece of music is set out.
22. How fast the music is played.