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Playing with Percussion Match Game - Lessons 4 & 5 Directions: Match the letters of the clues with the words.

Words

Clue

1. Cha Cha Cha

a. A subregion of Africa and Eurasia that can include parts of Central Asia.

2. Cuba

b. Official music of Cuba, derived from European ballroom dance, played by Cuban orchestras.

3. Danzon

c. A Cuban music style and rhythmic ballroom dance with small steps and swaying hips originating from the mambo.

4. Guiro

d. A country and the largest island in the Caribbean.

5. Mambo

e. Brazilian scraper of bamboo or metal, sometimes with springs, in which a stick is dragged across the groves to create a sound.

6. Reco-reco (hako-hako)

f. Cuban scraper made out of a slender, hollowed out gourd with grooves cut into the shell, played by scraping with a stick.

7. Bendir

g. Single-headed or non-headed shallow framed drum with single or double rows of double jingles from the Middle East.

8. Deff

h. A Cuban music form and a dance style derived from the danzon.

9. Middle East

i. Single-headed frame drum from Morocco using goat skin for the drum head and string snares that rest against the drum head.

10. Tambourine

j. An Egyptian drum using goat or camel skins for the two drum heads. It is square in structure and has seeds or small stones inside the drum.

Playing with Percussion Match Game - Lessons 4 & 5 Answer Sheet Cha Cha Cha: A Cuban music style and rhythmic ballroom dance with small steps and swaying hips originating from the mambo. Cuba: A country and the largest island in the Caribbean. Danzon: Official music of Cuba, derived from European ballroom dance, played by Cuban orchestras. Guiro: Cuban scraper made out of a slender, hollowed out gourd with grooves cut into the shell, played by scraping with a stick. Mambo: A Cuban music form and a dance style derived from the danzon. Reco-reco (hako-hako): Brazilian scraper of bamboo or metal, sometimes with springs, in which a stick is dragged across the groves to create a sound. Bendir: Single-headed frame drum from Morocco using goat skin for the drum head and string snares that rest against the drum head. Deff: An Egyptian drum using goat or camel skins for the two drum heads. It is square in structure and has seeds or small stones inside the drum. Middle East: A subregion of Africa and Eurasia that can include parts of Central Asia. Tambourine: Single-headed or non-headed shallow framed drum with single or double rows of double jingles from the Middle East.