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Our GRADED Tambourine 101 Summative Assessment

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Q 1/10
Score 0
What is the typical size of a Concert Tambourine?
60
6 Inches In Diameter
10 Inches In Diameter
8 Inches In Diameter
12 Inches In Diameter
Q 2/10
Score 0
What Type of Head is recommended for a good Concert Tambourine?
60
Wooden Head
Plastic Head
Calf Skin Head
Metal Head

10 questions

Q.

What is the typical size of a Concert Tambourine?

1

60 sec

Q.

What Type of Head is recommended for a good Concert Tambourine?

2

60 sec

Q.

Which Material for Jingles produces the darkest sound?

3

60 sec

Q.

What should be avoided when Gripping The Tambourine to maintain sound?

4

60 sec

Q.

How should the tambourine be held for a general sound?

5

60 sec

Q.

What can be done to produce a fuller sound when Playing The Tambourine?

6

60 sec

Q.

What Technique can muffle the sound of The Tambourine?

7

60 sec

Q.

For soft and fast passages, where should The Tambourine be placed?

8

60 sec

Q.

During loud and fast playing, what is The Basic Stroke Technique described?

9

60 sec

Q.

For extremely loud passages, where should you Strike The Tambourine on the way down?

10

60 sec

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