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Mathematical Music
ADD, SUBTRACT, MULTIPLY, AND DIVIDE—AND USE YOUR MUSICAL KNOWLEDGE—TO FIND THE SOLUTION TO THIS PUZZLE.

ADD:
DAYS OF CHRISTMAS (TRADITIONAL)
THE NUMBER OF TROMBONES IN THE BIG PARADE
SWEET LITTLE (CHUCK BERRY)
BRIDGES ROAD (EAGLES)
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DIVIDE TOTAL BY:
KNOCK TIMES (TONY ORLANDO AND DAWN)

MULTIPLY BY:
LOVE POTION NO. (CLOVERS)

SUBTRACT:
THE NUMBER OF KEYS ON A PIANO

ADD:
WHEN I'M (BEATLES)

SUBTRACT:
BAD APPLE (OSMONDS)
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First Name Basis
MATCH THE MUSICIAN'S FIRST NAME ON THE LEFT WITH THE MUSIC CATEGORY ON THE RIGHT.

FIRST NAME LAST NAME STYLE OF MUSIC
1. TRISHA
2. LUCIANO
3. JIMI
4. JOHN PHILIP
5. ITZHAK
6. MILES
7. WOODY
8. BESSIE



Beethoven's Fifth
LOCATED IN THIS STORY ARE 14 TERMS THAT ARE PARTS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. CAN YOU FIND AND CIRCLE ALL OF THEM?

High Adventure BEETHOVEN JONES WAS A PASTRY NUT. EVERY TUESDAY, HE WOULD GRAB HIS KEYS, PUT ON HIS HI-HAT, AND JUMP IN HIS HOT ROD. WITH HIS PEDAL TO THE METAL, HIS VALVES SCREAMING, HE WOULD DRIVE ACROSS THE BELLOWS BRIDGE TO THE RAINBOW PASTRY SHOP TO SNARE SOME GOOEY, GLAZED DOUGHNUTS, THE KIND THAT STICK TO THE ROOF OF YOUR MOUTH. BEETHOVEN WOULD PICK OUT FOUR TO MUNCH ON. THAT WAS ALWAYS ENOUGH TO MAKE HIM FEEL STUFFED. BUT TODAY, HE DECIDED TO HAVE A FIFTH. THE OWNER OF THE SHOP LOOKED WORRIED. "DON'T FRET, MR. REED," BEETHOVEN SAID, "IT WILL SLIDE RIGHT DOWN." AND IT DID. AND BOY WAS IT GOOD! High Adventure

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