Music Theory KS3 Revision Flashcards

1

Identify the letter name of the selected key.

D
B
C
A

2

In music, what is this called?

Notes
Score
Stave
Spaces

3

The bass clef is also known by this name:

Bass Clef
Tenor Clef
Treble Clef
Alto Clef

4

What is this symbol called?

allegro
tempo
sforzando
crescendo

5

What does diminuendo mean?

Short and detached
Gradually get louder
Gradually get faster
Gradually get softer

6

How do these notes move?

Up by skip
Down by step
Up by step
Up by fourths

7

How should you play these notes?

Smooth and connected
Fast
Short and detached
On the black keys only

8

Name the key signature.

B-flat
F
G
E-flat

9

How many beats in a bar are there?

8
6
8-6
6+8

10

Name the major key.

G
F
C
D

11

What is this symbol called?

Legato
Beam
Slur
Tie

12

What does the bottom number of this time signature tell us?

That there are 4x4 beats in a bar.
That there are 4 beats in each bar.
That there are 4 measures in the song.
That there are four sharps in the key signature.

13

What does this symbol mean?

Play with both hands together
Soft
Loud
Very soft

14

How many beats does this note receive in 4/4 time?

2
3
2 & 1/2
1 & 1/2

15

What does legato mean?

short and detached
smooth and connected
gradually get louder
gradually get softer

16

How many beats does this rest receive?

3
1
4
2

Music Theory KS3 Revision

Questions 16

Music Theory KS3 Revision

Questions 16