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Orchestra CFE Project level 5
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answer our orchestra questions plz by Ethan Dishman, Rebecca Poole, Andrea Leon
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What would a musician most likely do in order to keep a smooth chord progression?
They would use arpeggiated chords.
Only use secondary dominant chords
They would would different chords with inversions if needed.
They would put the same chord in every measure
2
When composing, what is the first thing to do before adding accidentals?
Determine whether the composition will be major or minor
Choose what era of music your composition will be based on
Determine the number of sharps or flats you plan on using
Distinguish a Key Signature
3
If transposing the above melody from DM into GM to what NOTE would the first note of the top be
B flat
B natural
B sharp
C sharp
4
What is an Arpeggio?
The chord
The 2nd, 7th, and 13th of the key
The chord broken up
A Tritone
5
What instrument is this?
harmonophonica
Biwa
sitar
koto
6
To produce the best sound while doing vibrato you should
Have fingers flat on top of fingerboard
Keep palms pressed behind the neck of instrument
Grip tightly to the instrument
Keep wrist limp/loose
7
How would one perform the dynamics in the above excerpt?
By playing with maximum pressure at the fingerboard
By playing with minimum pressure at the fingerboard
By playing with medium pressure in the middle of the string
By playing with maximum pressure close to the bridge
8
What does the word “transpose” mean in music?
The motion the conductor makes
To move with the music.
The process of moving a collection of notes up or down
The process of moving a collection of notes in rhythm
9
What does the word “Cadence” mean?
The beginning of a piece.
The last measure of the whole piece.
The ending parts of a piece that come together
usually includes more articulation.
10
What is the enharmonic of Db? Is this a whole step or half step from Eb?
Eb; whole step
Eb; half step
C#; whole step
C#; half step
11
What kind of instrument is this?
Electrophone
Chordophone
Membranophone
Aerophone
12
Which of the following is the correct abbreviation of sforzando?
sfz
fonz
spor
sfor
13
Which of these forms arose in the romantic era?
Etude
Sonata
Rondo
Canon
14
How would the last four measures of this piece be performed?
Getting louder o the final note
Getting softer on the final note
Accenting every note and watching the conductor on the final
Consistently loud on every note and last note for double
15
In a piece of music, how long should you play a note if it’s followed by a dot?
Look at the conductor until they tell you to go on
Shorten the length of the note by ½ a beat
Play the note’s actual length
Lengthen the note for ½ a beat longer
16
Andante, Which of the following is a correct description of how you will play this piece?
As fast as you possibly can.
At walking pace.
Long and slowly.
Lively and off the string.
17
What does divisi mean?
Play the notes together.
Only one person plays the section in a piece.
Play the same parts together.
The same parts in a piece are divided into different parts.
18
The time changes and time signatures in this piece are of which of the following eras of music?
Baroque
Devolution
Modern
Futuristic
19
Which of these composers is from the classical period?
Tchaikovsky
Strauss
Beethoven
Mozart
20
Lilly always plays her F sharp flat. What can she do to fix this problem?
Move her finger up
Place her finger in the middle
Mover her finger next to her first finger
Move her finger more down
21
An accordion would be considered an example of…
A rophone, due to the movement
A chordophone, due to its vibrating reeds
A membranophone, due to its material
An aerophone, due to its use of bellows
22
What trait does this excerpt by Bach show that is characteristic to most baroque pieces
Cues
Lack of rests
Few expressive markings
2/4 time signature
23
In 2/4 time, a tied whole note between two measures would be
8 beats
6 beats
3 beats
4 beats
24
When applying music types to a sonata form what should you use?
Recap, Dynamics, Piano Forte
Codetta, Transitions, subject groups
Intro, Main Course, Outro
Exposition, Development, Recap
25
Which period would hymns and chanting music
MOST LIKELY
fit best in?
Medieval
Romantic
Classical
Baroque
26
How should the symbol abbreviated “sub. p” below be played in a piece of music?
Gradually soft
Suddenly soft
Pizzicato with the thumb
Walking pace
27
Accelerando means to…
Gradual decrease in speed.
Suddenly increase in speed
Gradual Increase in speed.
Suddenly Slower
28
What results from the sound created when notes are perfectly in tune?
Undertones
Eighths
Leadingtones
Perfect 7ths
29
The romantic period was from ____ to _____.
1300-1560s
1880-1890s
1800-1850s
1780s-1920s
30
Which major scale has 2 flats?
A flat major
D flat major
E flat major
B flat major
31
How many sections are there in a sonata?
Two
One
Four
Three
32
If transposing the above from Dm into Am, to what note would you transpose the first note?
Eb
F natural
E natural
F#
33
Which of the following is an example of an electrophone
Flute
Cello
Guitar
Theramin
34
Which era of music is Grieg most well known for?
Romantic
Abstract
Cubist
Classical
35
Fortissimo means to…
Play very loudly
Play soft
Play at moderate
Play Loud
36
What is the relative minor of F major?
F minor
D minor
C minor
Ab minor
37
What do the letters “D” and “C” stand for in the musical phrase “D.C. al Fine”?
Da cappo
Delta cappa
Del carmen
Do carpal
38
A banhu would be considered an example of…
A membranophone
A chordophone
An aerophone
An electrophone
39
How many sharps are in C# Major?
9
7
5
4
40
Where on the string should one play measure 221 in the above excerpt?
Middle of the string
Next to the fingerboard
As close to the bridge as possible
Above the fingerboard
41
What is the most effective way to perform a staccato?
Play closer to the fingerboard
Play with long, flowing bow strokes
Play with short, disconnected bow strokes
Play closer to the bridge
42
Which of the following scales has no sharps or flats?
B major
E major
F#major
C major
43
How does this instrument produce sound?
Causing a membrane to vibrate
Causing strings to vibrate
Causing vibrations via electrical current
Causing the air to vibrate
44
In a major key, which of the following diatonic triads contains the leading tone?
V/V
I
ii
V
45
Which of the following is true?
pp is softer than p
P is louder than F
Sfz means to gradually get louder
The loudest dynamic stops at f
46
What is the relative minor to the key of A major?
B major
F# minor
D# Half Diminished
A minor
47
Which of the following characteristics differentiates Baroque music from Classical?
The use of Crescendos and Decrescendos
Louder sounding than Classical
The use of PianoForte
Slower harmonic movement in the melody
48
What is binary form?
ABC
ABAA
AB
ABA
49
What’s the difference between a tremolo and a trill?
There is no difference
A tremolo plays legatomoso
A tremolo is held longer than a trill
A tremolo stays on the same note where a trill goes between
50
How would you best describe the action of playing a caesura?
Pausing, then continuing as indicated by your conductor.
Hold out the last note of the phrase.
Stopping and then playing the whole song again
Crescendo into a decrescendo.
