How it works
These would you rather music questions are about making music and hearing it: instruments, singing, the stage and the band room. No song, artist or band is named, so a room with five tastes in music can still vote.
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Six topics, from the practice room to the stage
Playing an instrument, Singing, Listening, On stage and Lessons and rehearsal hold choices a player or a listener really faces, such as Sit first chair with every solo or sit last chair beside your friends. Musical powers holds the ones nobody gets: Talk to animals by whistling or make plants grow by singing.
For a music class or a party
Deal Lessons and rehearsal while a class tunes up: Rehearse with a partner who rushes or rehearse with a partner who drags is a quick way into a talk about tempo. At a party, Listening needs no training at all.
- Hard holds 13 cards where both sides cost something, such as Trip on the way to the microphone or hit one loud wrong note.
Questions and answers
What are some good music would you rather questions?
Start with Play drums with chopsticks or strum a guitar with a spoon. For a longer argument, try Keep perfect time or stay perfectly in tune, then Know every lyric and no titles or know every title and no lyrics.
Is there a this or that version for music?
Yes. The music this or that deck holds quick pairs of one to four words, such as Drums or bass. The cards here are longer trade-offs, so warm a room up with the pairs and start it talking with these.
Can I print the music questions for a class?
Yes. Print 60 questions lays the deck out as slips to cut apart, one question a slip, ready for a hat or a music stand. The same 60 are listed under the deck by topic, for reading aloud with no phone in hand.