YEAR EIGHT - NOTE VALUES/BLUES/ ROCK

1. The singer of rock around the clock.
4. These were versions of rock and roll song originally sung by Black artists.
6. The Blues artist listened to in class.
8. the earliest type of Blues was called _ _ _ _ _ _ _. blues.
9. This man was the first to incorporate the electric guitar into Blues music.
12. Another word for the speed of the music.
13. This symbol is used when there is no sound in the music.
16. The early African slaves picked this crop.
18. These notes are almost always in groups of four.
19. A percussion instrument that is basically two thick wood sticks played together.
20. A note that is worth one beat.
22. One of these is worth 1/4 of a beat.
24. The decade that saw the development of rock and roll.
26. Fats Dominos' real name.
27. The first line of a Blues song is always _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
29. This man was the first to play rock and roll songs on the radio.
32. The other name for kettle drums.
33. One of the early types of music that popular before rock and roll came on the scene.
35. Blues music originally developed from African _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
36. An instrument that produces its sound by plucking.
37. The maximum number of semiquavers you can have in a bar of 3/4 time.
38. The time signature that indicates two crotchet beats in the bar.
40. These lines separate the music into even segments.
41. This note is worth two beats.

1. Small pair of drums held between the knees to play.
2. A very famous Australian rock band.
3. The musical quality that refers to the length of a sound.
5. This percussion has a low booming sound.
7. This musical quality determines the highness or lowness of the sound.
10. A very famous English rock and roll band.
11. This time signature indicates three crotchet beats in a bar.
14. An African drum played with the hands.
15. One of the styles of music that rock and roll developed from initially.
16. This singer sung the song Maybelline.
17. A large group of people playing music together.
21. This drum has a sizzling sound when hit.
23. These notes are always in pairs.
24. The time signature with 4 crotchets in a bar.
25. The largest group of instruments in the orchestra.
28. This group of instruments in the orchestra are usually hit with the hands or another object.
30. Placed right at the beginning of the music , this tells you the number of beats in a bar and what kind they are.
31. The person in charge of the orchestra.
34. The maximum number of quavers you can have in 1 bar of 4/4 time.
39. This early rock and roll singer was originally a truck driver.