music trivia questions for groups
Music trivia carries a risk other topics do not: an artist can be common knowledge for one generation and a blank stare for the next, or a national hit nobody outside Brazil would recognize. The Music bank handles that by mixing 20 easy, 20 medium and 20 hard questions across Brazilian popular music, international rock, pop, jazz and classical, always favoring the name that crossed generations over the hit of the moment.
Even as a Brazil-only artist, Roberto Carlos' decades-long career crossed several generations, which is what keeps this question at the easy tier.
It sits at medium because Bossa Nova is known outside Brazil, but the question asks for the style's name, not just recognition of one of its songs.
It is hard because it requires knowing the history of one specific electronic genre, information that does not depend on age or nationality, only on having read about the topic before.
From 2 to 8 teams. Each team has an editable name, a color and an emoji, just tap the color or emoji to cycle through the available options.
Not necessarily: the 20 easy questions use names like The Beatles and Michael Jackson, still popular among younger players, while the 20 hard ones target specific historical facts, like techno's Detroit origin, which require having read about the topic rather than having lived through it.
It can happen in the 20 easy and medium questions, which include names like Chico Buarque; that is why the bank interleaves them with international rock, pop and jazz, balancing knowledge across the match's 2 to 8 teams.
No, the 60-question bank sticks to artists, albums, genres and historical trivia, like the year MTV launched; no question asks for reading sheet music or naming chords.
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