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WorksheetsSalsa Music
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the name of the section in Salsa music describing the backing singers?
choro
chorus
singers
lead singer
woodblock
Hand held hollow shakers filled with beads, seeds or dried beans mounted on wooden handles and played in pairs
A metal instrument, originally hung around the animals neck, producing a metallic sonority.
Small “slit-drum” made from a single piece of wood struck by a beater producing a sharp clacking sonority.
Tall, narrow, single-headed drums from Cuba, mounted on a stand and often played in pairs by the hands.
This section provide rhythmic accompaniment, often use syncopation and form polyrhythmic texture. Name this section.
sonero
front line
vocals
rhythm and percussion
A Salsa band is made up of three sections: ___________, __________ and _______________.
vocals, saxophones, rhythm and percussion sections.
trombones, vocals and percussion section.
trumpet, drum, vocals sections.
vocals, front line and rhythm and percussion sections.
Which of the following instruments do not belong to the front line section of Salsa music?
Trombones
Saxophones
Piano
Trumpets
Which of the following instruments do not belong to the category of Latin American percussion?
timbales
timpani
cowbell
guiro
This section is where the main melody stops and only the rhythm section or a series of repeated chord is played. Name this section?
intro
break
verse
ending
Guiro
A pair of shallow single- headed drums with metal casing played with a variety of beaters.
A pair of short thick dowels made of wood played by striking them together producing a clicking sonority.
Small, open-bottomed drums played in pairs by the hands often on the players lap.
An open-ended gourd with notches which are rubbed by a stick producing a ratchet-like sonority.
Which of the following instruments do not belong to the rhythm and percussion section of Salsa music?
bass guitar
double bass
Spanish/acoustic guitar
synthesizer
Name the instrument.
timbales
shakers
conga
claves
