The pulse or heart of the music.

A singer, composer, and piano player that became blind as a baby.

A musical tool that needs electricity to make sound.

The louds and softs in music. Examples are: pianissimo, piano, mezzopiano, mezzoforte, forte, fortissimo.

A singer, composer, and person that plays electronic instruments. She makes music with her older brother.

The speed of the beat.

An all-female Mariachi band from New York City. They first started performing in the subway stations, now they have played on television shows.

A musical tool that needs air to make sound. It is also known as an aerophone.

An ensemble with 4 musicians.

A percussion player that also sings and dances. He is best known for his song, "Never Gonna Give You Up"

A group of musicians.

A composer and bandoneon player from Argentina. He composed Tango music.

A musical tool that has strings to make sound. The strings can be plucked, picked, strummed, or bowed. It is also known as a chordophone.

The timing of the sounds. Often it is a pattern. The patterns can have any combination of long and short sounds.

A composer that was born in Germany. He composed music with dynamics. He also became deaf later in his life.

A person that creates music.

A singer who writes her own lyrics. She sings, plays guitar, banjo, ukulele, and piano, She has recorded 12 albums.

A musical tool that one can hit, scrape, or shake to make sound. A drum is an example, and is also known as a membranophone.

A trombone player from Missouri. She performed and composed Jazz music.

The words in music.

A Tabla player who is also a composer. He was born in India and started learning his instrument as a young boy.

A word that tell you to get louder little by little. Another word that tells you to decrease the sound little by little.

A Jazz singer who is known for her scat singing.