Music Theory Listening Examples #2

During the final passage of the melody, the strings are utilizing the technique ______.

The trombone articulation can best be described as:

What is the likeliest time signature of the excerpt?

Which of the following best describes the tempo of the excerpt?

This excerpt ends on a chord borrowed from the _______ key.

What is the tonality of the excerpt?

Which of the following terms best describes the way in which the melody is performed?

The excerpt contains all of the following EXCEPT

What is the likeliest meter of the excerpt?

At the end of the introduction, the bass and piano walk up on the solfege syllables _____

What is the likeliest meter of the excerpt?

The texture of this section is best described as

True or False: The texture in this excerpt is mostly Melody and Accompaniment.

On the second playing of the melody, the snare drums play a ruff on the ____ pules (macrobeat).

The tuba section can best be described as having ____ texture. The trombones can be described as having ____ texture.

What instrument is performing the melody in this excerpt?

What best describes the overall texture of the excerpt?

Which of the following instruments do you not hear in the excerpt?

Which of the following varieties of minor scale is utilized in this excerpt? (Wait for the cadence.)

The choir is accompanied by all of the following except:

What best describes the meter of the excerpt?

On the lyric "be good, be good," what scale degrees are the vocalist using?

What instrument family is featured in the excerpt?

The meter of this section is best described as

What best describes the subdivision of pulse in the excerpt?

The accompaniment part can be described as an ____.

The saxophone melody is doubled by ____.

What best describes the texture in the woodwind melody?

What is the tonality of the excerpt?

Which section is featured in this excerpt?