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3rd form - Introduction to GCSE Music
3rd form - Introduction to GCSE Music
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What fundamentals do students know to begin the GCSE course?
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1
What does ternary structure mean?
AABA
ABACA
ABA
AB
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A dominant 7th in the key of G would be the following notes:
D,F#,A,C
G,B,D,F
G,B,D,F#
D,F,A,C
3
Which of the following groups of composers came from the Classical period
Beethoven / Bach / Handel / Mozart
Mozart / Haydn / Beethoven / Clementi
Mozart / Haydn / Handel / Bach
Mozart / Haydn / Bach / Beethoven
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Homophonic means...
One part followed by another
Mainly lines moving indepentdently
A single line
All parts moving together
5
Which family is the bassoon from?
Strings
Brass
Woodwind
Keyboard
6
A plagal cadence is the following chords:
I-V
V-vi
IV-I
V-I
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Polyphonic texture means...
Chordal
All lines playing together
Many lines playing independently
A single line
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The dynamic sfz means...
crescendo to very loud
Accented and suddenly loud
loud with crescendo afterwards
accent note and suddenly quiet
9
If a transposing instrument is in A, what would a concert G be written as?
Eb
F#
Bb
C
10
Andante means....
Walking pace
Fast
Moderate
Very slow
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Timbre means...
How loud or quiet instruments play
The overall sound created
How many different lines are playing
To slow down or speed up
12
What does the 2 at the bottom of a time signature mean? (eg. 3/2)
Crotchet beats
Semiquaver beats
Quaver beats
Minim beats
13
What word is used to describe a melody when it moves in a stepwise way?
Flowing
Disjunct
Angular
Conjunct
14
What is the continuo?
Harpsichord & Piano
Piano & Organ
Cello & Piano
Harpsichord / Organ & Cello
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What does con sord mean?
To play without mute
To play with mute
To play quietly
To play under the main line
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What instruments are transposing instruments?
Violin & Flute
Trumpet & Violin
Viola & Clarinet
Clarinet & Horn
17
What is the submediant note in the key of D major?
A
C#
F#
B
18
Mozart wrote for the new instrument at the time, the clarinet
True
False
19
A perfect cadence is the following chords
V - I
I - IV
I - V
IV - I
