1. Andres Segovia was a famed banjo player.

2. Paul McCartney was the first British musician to receive a knighthood.

3. Love songs were popular in ancient Egypt.

4. A theremin is used to check a piano’s temperature.

5. Domenico Scarlatti never composed a work for voice.

6. No English opera was produced before 1900.

7. Carl Perkins, the composer of "Blue Suede Shoes," came from a wealthy New York family.

8. Sting was the first important English composer since the time of John Dowland.

9. One of the first world music stars was from Nigeria.

10. "Happy Birthday" was written by a schoolteacher.