How it works
These music this or that questions are about how you listen, sing and play: Acoustic or electric, Choir or solo, Verse or chorus. No song, band, singer or streaming service is named, so every taste in the room can vote.
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Vote by show of hands
Read both options aloud, count hands and press a side once for each hand. The card shows how the room split, and Next question deals the next pair.
Pick a set for the group
Press Topic. Listening needs no training, so it suits any party: One earbud in or both earbuds in. Instruments and Playing and practice are for a band room: Read sheet music or play by ear. Writing a song holds the pairs musicians argue over, such as Major or minor.
Tips
- After a vote, ask the smaller side to name a tune that proves their point. The names come from the room, not the card.
Questions and answers
What are some music this or that questions?
Drums or bass? Tap the beat or nod along? Harmony line or melody line? The opener or the encore? Every pair prints in the list under the deck, grouped by topic.
Why does no card name a song or a band?
So nobody is left out. A pair such as A well-loved tune or a brand-new tune works whatever the room listens to. Players bring the names themselves when they explain a vote.
Do these work at a choir or band rehearsal?
Yes. Under Topic, Singing has warm-up picks such as Whistling or humming and A round or unison. Playing and practice opens a talk about habits: Ten minutes daily or one hour on Sunday, Slow and correct or fast and messy.