6 Questions
Match the following features with the dombra instrument:
Pear-shaped wooden body = Shape of the dombra Two strings = Number of strings on the dombra Nylon strings = Modern material used for strings Electric dombras = Type of dombra used by some bands
Match the following descriptions with the dombra instrument:
Queen of Kazakh instruments = Title given to the dombra Traditional songs = Occasion for which the dombra is used to accompany music Long history = Characteristic of the dombra Band accompaniment = Role of the dombra in music groups
Match the following facts with the use of the dombra instrument:
Played on its own = Typical way the dombra is played Kazakh families = Community where many people can play the dombra String material evolution = Change in material used for dombra strings over time Sound in a band = Effect of the dombra in a musical ensemble
Match the following materials with their usage in making a tin whistle:
Brass tube = Main body of the instrument Plastic = Used for the mouthpiece Wood = Traditional material for earlier versions Silver = Occasionally used for decorative purposes
Match the following descriptions with the tin whistle's history:
Ancient times = Period when Irish people started playing the tin whistle Beggars' instrument = Associated with street musicians in the past Popular in traditional music = One of the most common instruments in Irish traditional music Modern usage = Played by many musicians and in various music styles today
Match the following characteristics with the tin whistle:
Six holes = Number of holes on the instrument Flute-like appearance = Resembles a small flute in its design Penny whistle nickname = Historically associated with street performers seeking money Use in film music = 'My Heart Will Go On' from Titanic features this instrument
Test your knowledge about the dombra, a pear-shaped wooden instrument with a long neck and two strings, traditionally made from sinew but now commonly using nylon strings. Explore its history, cultural significance, and its role in traditional and modern music.
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