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Which definition matches this career? Music Business Accountant: Advise and work with musicians and music industry companies on financial matters.. Which definition matches this career? Entertainment Attorney: Handles all legal matters for musicians. This includes contractual agreements, negotiating, advice, and counseling.. Which definition matches this career? Business Manager: Handles all personal and business related financial needs of music business clients, including taxes, tour budgets, investment strategy, and contract negotiation.. Which definition matches this career? Music Publisher: Signs Songwriters to write demos, then pitches these demos to artists and labels as possible cuts on their records. They also pitch recordings for use in film, TV, and commercials. . Which definition matches this career? Personal Manager: strategizing and creating marketing plans for album releases and tours, managing social media, merchandising. Which definition matches this career? Website Marketing Manager: finds a way to successfully market their site, label, and artists to current and potential fans.. Which definition matches this career? Music Web Designer: Design websites for musicians, record labels, and other music companies. Which definition matches this career? Consumer Researcher: main function is to research how consumers are actually purchasing albums. Which definition matches this career? Music Marketing Representative: main responsibility is to develop strategies and tactics to market and sell the record label’s albums. Which definition matches this career? Artist Relations and Development Representative: works with artists to cultivate and move their careers forward

What vibrates on a String Instrument to create sound: the strings. What part of a string instrument makes it louder: the body. How are the strings attached to a lyre: Between the crosspiece and the body. On a harp, shorter strings make _______ pitches: Higher. What type of harps were used in ancient egypt: arched. How long are the strings of a zither: the same length as the soundboard. How do you play a dulcimer: Hammers. What does a lute have that other string instruments don't: Neck. What type of string instruments are violins: Lute. How do you play a violin: With a bow. What makes an electric guitar louder: an amplifier. Which instrument family is not part of middle or high school bands: String

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A Music General Quiz featuring 10 multiple-choice questions. Each question includes a picture to help identify music-related words or concepts.