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The Music Quest: Question 14

About This Daily Classroom Special
The Music Quest  focuses on discovering the wonders of our musical universe. Visit it for a musical question—a description and hints about a mystery composer, musician, instrument or musical excerpt.
The Music Quest was written  by former Teachers Network Web Mentor Kristi Thomas, a teacher at  William F. Halley Elementary School Fairfax Station, Virginia.


Question 14

One of the most exciting things about music is the many different ways it can be expressed and enjoyed. This week the Music Quest will visit the website of one of the most unique and exciting mediums for performing music. Please visit the site below, and find the answers that the Music Quest wants to know!

www.dci.org

1.

What does DCI stand for?

2.

Name the 2001 DCI World Champions.

3.

Name one DCI drum & bugle corps and the city and state they represent.

 The answer to last week's question.

and since this is the last in the Music Quest series

The answer to this week's question.

 

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