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Isn't it amazing? We as music educators usually spend a minimum of 4 years at a college or university, then find out after 2-3 years of teaching, that all the complex stuff we knew just flew out of our heads! (Depending on the level at which you teach, that could mean anything from only remembering that Beethoven lost his hearing and wrote "Ode to Joy" to needing to review how to conduct mixed meter!). Well, worry no more. This feature is custom-made to help you keep that complex theory and literature information fresh in your minds.

THE RULES:
College students may play to help them review for a test.
College professors may NOT unless the questions do not cover their areas of expertise.
You may not have any editions of Grove's or Harvard's Dictionary handy.
There are no rules. Have fun, and don't feel too bad.

THE REVENGE:
Please feel free to submit your own questions to "Stump the Teacher". Include the correct answer (please. I might not be able to look it up!). Optional: 3 alternative answers. Otherwise, our experts at "Stump the Teacher" will come up with suitable alternative answers guaranteed to stump the wisest of the wise.