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Your in "Treble" Music Key Terms SOE Pg 6-14
Your in "Treble" Music Key Terms SOE Pg 6-14
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Music theory review covering key terms in Standard of Excellence pages 6-14
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Music notes are written on
a staff, lines, spaces, ledger lines
staff only
spaces only
lined paper to friends
2
A breath mark resembles
a colon
a comma
a period
a question mark
3
A duet includes
one instrumentalist
a section of the band
two performers
three performers
4
What is the difference between a tie and a slur?
a slur tongues both notes
A tie holds total value of counts with one tongue
A slur adds the value of two notes together
A tie tongues both notes
5
Which of the following is not a time signature?
2/4
7/1
3/4
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6
Tonguing and slurring is a focus on
dynaics
embouchure
abbreviations
articulations
7
An effective warm-up includes
long notes, tonguing exercises
long notes, tonguing exercises, excellerators
long tones, tonguing exercises, going ahead in the book
reviewing previous songs
8
When a whole section plays we would see the word
unison
solo
tutti
soli
9
Lines EGBDFA would be found in clef played by these instruments
trombone & trumpet
tenor sax & drums
flute & clarinet
baritone & bass guitar
10
Reflecting on one's learning is called
assessment
metacognition
memorizing
feedback
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A pick-up note
adds an extra count to a bar
comes before lst full bar of music
is played by bass guitar
is found in the last bar
12
Cardiff By the Sea is a
English Carol
Traditional
French Folk Song
Welsh Folk Song
13
Which note gets three counts?
whole note
half note
dotted half note
quarter note
14
A round is when
part of the band starts first
the whole band plays together
the woodwinds and brass play together
the band plays in a circle
15
A musical thought or sentence usually four or eight measures long is called a
preposition
conjunction
fragment
phrase
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Lines written below or above the staff are called:
Bar lines
Grand Lines
Ledger Lines
Staff Lines
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Div or divisi means
part play top and part play bottom
part play at the front part play at the back
weaker players play bottom notes
best players play higher part
18
A key signature's purpose is to
change certain notes throughout a piece of music
Gives the beats per bar through a piece of music
Is a place to store difficult sharps and flats
Show naturals in piece of music
19
A fermata asks us to
Play a note as loud as possible
Hold a note as long as our conductor says
Eat Italian cheese
Play a note a short as possible
20
Which of the following composers wrote the William Tell Overture?
Mozart
Pierpoint
Rossini
Brahms