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Vocab Wednesdays Quiz! 1
Vocab Wednesdays Quiz! 1
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Test your knowledge of key terms we have been learning on Vocab Wednesdays!
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1
A plagal cadence is a chord IV to chord V
False
True
2
Bhangra is a fusion of.............
Hungarian folk songs and Jazz
African drumming and Heavy metal
Traditional Indian Folk songs and western popular Music
South East Asian rap and Blues
3
Bassline is played by which instrument in this extract
trumpet
bass guitar
bass drum
cello
4
Which 3 composers are Classical composers
Mozart, Handel, Berlioz
Beethoven, Zimmer, Corelli
J.C.Bach , Mozart, Haydn
Stravinsky, Strauss, Schubert
5
Name this ornament
Trill
Grace note
Appoggiatura
Acciacatura
6
An "anacrusis" is a type of flower!
False
True
7
The Romantic period runs from approx............
1500-1650
1920-1978
1820- 1900
1799-1900
8
The process of elaborating/decorating a melodic line
dissonance
improvisation
ornamentation
diminution
9
Are you doing a little bit of practice towards your performance everyday?
Yes
No
10
Which word best describes the tonality of this piece?
modal
minor
atonal
major
11
Chord = a simultaneous sounding of more than 1 pitch
True
False
12
Diatonic means
added chromatic notes
minor
atonal
within a key
13
Rey's theme from Star Wars is an example of a......?
melody
leitmotif
lovely tune
ostinato
14
This is an example of a ground bass composition?
True
False
15
What is a cadence?
the last 2 chords of a phrase
a girls name
a chord progression
a special chord
16
Which major key has 2 #'s in the key signature?
Ab major
D major
G major
C major
17
Secondary chords are chords ii, iii, and vii
False
True
18
Which words have a similar meaning to
conjunct
?
stepwise
descending
scalic
minor
19
A minim would last as long as how many quavers?
5
6
8
4
20
The Baroque period ran from approx when to when?
1700- 1810
1600-1750
1600 - 1800
1900-1985