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Music Game LEVEL V
Music Game LEVEL V
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1
Which one of the these DOES NOT describe Black Gospel?
can only have a certain amount of people
created by African-Americans
one of the most well-known gospel variants
mainly uses chord progressions derived from Jazz music
2
What helped spread awareness of Gospel Music?
church services
competitions
radio
television
3
The note names for the
SPACES
on the Treble Staff are
G B D F A
F A C E
A C E G
E G B D F
4
The note names for the
LINES
on the Bass Staff are
G B D F A
E G B D F
A C E G
F A C E
5
How many beats does this get in 3/16 time signature?
1/8
2
1/2
1
6
Everyone in the photo is playing an instrument within the __________ family.
Brass
Strings
Woodwind
Percussion
7
In 5/8 time signature, a half note gets ___ beats.
4
2
1
1/2
8
All modern music must be written in standard music notation.
True
False
9
QUICK: A piece of music goes into public domain 70 years after it is published.
False
True
10
The treble clef is also known as the
G clef
Soprano
Treble Staff
F clef
11
An example of __________ is when someone changes their voice from an English accent to a country accent.
Tone
Tempo
Timbre
Texture
12
Volume is
how loud or soft music is
how up or down music is
how long or short music is
how left or right music is
13
Which of the following IS a characteristic of barlines?
They tell you what key to play in
They reset sharps and flats in the next measure
They are always at the end of a measure.
The separate the music into equal parts based on grand staff
14
The note names for the
SPACES
on the BASS Staff are
G B D F A
E G B D F
A C E G
F A C E
15
The voice is considered a musical instrument.
True
False
16
What interval is this?
It isn't one
octave
unison
5th
17
Motives changes while melody does not.
True
False
18
What is the purpose of the Circle of Fifths?
To help people with chord theory
To help composers write songs
To help show the relation between scales and key signatures
To show the different intervals
19
The top number of a time signature tells us
How many measures are in a song
How many beats are in a measure
How long the song is
What note gets one beat
20
Which is true about Mr. Fisher?
His hairline was drawn on with a Sharpie
His hair is fake
He has on a lace front right now
He wears a wig
21
What interval is this?
4th
5th
octave
unison
22
All keyboards have 88 keys.
False
True
23
In reading music, rhythm tells you
when to play the notes
which notes to play
where you find the note
how to play the song
24
Written lyrics is a form of music notation.
True
False
25
Timbre can be described as
the 'accent' of an instrument or voice
holding the note until you can't breathe
how many layers are going on at once
Short for "tambourine"
26
Another term for Form in music is
Plagiarism
Structure
Texture
Copyright
27
What is a key signature?
Tells you how many times to repeat a section of music
Tells you how high or low the pitch is
Tells you how many beats in a measure
Tells you what notes are automatically sharp or flat
28
What is an interval?
The time which it takes a song to be performed
The distance between two notes
The direction of a scale
The level which a person can play
29
What are the alphabets used in modern music?
A - Z
A B C D F G
A B C D E F G
A B C D E F G H
30
The note names for the
LINES
on the Treble Staff are
A C E G
F A C E
G B D F A
E G B D F
31
QUICK: Name the note on the treble staff
E
B
D
C
32
What is a scale?
the strings inside a piano
The skin on a dragon's back
the buttons on a saxophone
A series of notes within a specific key
33
In 7/8 time signature, an eighth note gets ___ beat(s).
1/2
1
3
2
34
The end of a song is signified with a
Treble Clef
Double Bar Line
Bass Clef
Repeat Sign
35
What interval is this?
12th
None of the above
octave
unison
36
QUICK: Name the note on the treble staff
G#
Eb
None of these
C
37
The bass clef is also known as the
Bass Staff
Tenor
G clef
F clef
38
In reading music, pitch tells you
how to play the song
when to play the notes
which notes to play
where you find the note
39
Which one of these DOES NOT describe Southern Gospel?
also known as Quartet music
sometimes performed with no music
was only performed by men
shares similar make-up of barbershop music
40
Which one of these DOES NOT describe a hymn?
mostly performed with no music
relied mainly on clapping and stomping
traditional gospel songs that are in a call and response fashion
played with an organ or harpsichord
41
How many beats does this get in 3/8 time signature?
1
3
2
4
42
What interval is this?
4th
octave
unison
3rd
43
QUICK: The style of music notation represented is:
Gregorian Chant Notation
Classical Music Notation
None of the above
Standard Music Notation
44
The term "Gospel Song" was coined back in
1980s
Year is unknown
1874
1700s
45
Which one of these DOES NOT describe Spirituals?
mostly performed with no music
Made up by slaves and sang on the fields
Masters allowed slaves to sing because they wanted to steal it
songs that combined Christian values with hardships of slavery
46
Gospel music has its root in which country?
Cape Verde
England
USA
Brazil
47
QUICK: Name the note on the bass staff
E
D
C
B
48
Which one of these is NOT a basic element of music?
Texture
Tone
Timbre
Tempo
49
She was known as the "queen of gospel music." What was her name?
Patti Labelle
Mahalia Jackson
Aretha Franklin
Shirley Caesar
50
In a time signature, the bottom number tells you
What kind of barline to use
How long the song is
What note gets one beat
How many beats per measure
51
What kind of note is this called?
Quarter Note
Quarter Rest
Half Rest
Half Note
52
What instrumental family does this belong to?
Strings
Percussion
Brass
Woodwind
53
Gospel became transformed and popularized during the
Harlem Renaissance
Great Depression
1920s
Industrial Revolution
54
QUICK: What is the texture of a piece of music?
The amount of parts at the same time
Multiple composers on one song
A single person singing in a church
The amount of instruments in a family
55
What are articulations?
Specific dynamics used in music
A piece of cloth used for church services
Ice cold math
A musical parameter that signifies how a specific note should sound
56
After World War II, gospel music was performed in
schools
auditoriums
stadiums
hospitals
57
Gospel music can be traced as early as the
18th century
19th century
17th century
16th century
58
What is immediately missing from the example?
Bass Clef
Time Signature
Double Bar Line
Treble Clef
59
What instrumental family does the piano belong to?
Percussion
Woodwind
Strings
Brass
60
The piano was the first instrument to
be a giant instrument
create its own dynamics
have two colors
be a part of two instrument families
61
What is a melisma?
when you slide from one note to another
another word for 'texture'
None of the above
A group of notes sang to one syllable
