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KS4 GCSE EdExcel Music
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1
Which form is found in large works?
Cyclic
Da capo aria
Strophic
Through-composed
2
When a choir sings without instrumental accompaniment, it is known as 'singing.....'
as a showoff
a con moto
a capella
a contralto
3
What musical era are continuos most common?
Baroque
Medieval
Classical
Renaissance
4
Where do Baritone voices fit in between?
Soprano and Alto
Alto and Tenor
Tenor and Bass
Contralto and Alto
5
A musical response often ends on a...
Plagal cadence
Interrupted cadence
Perfect cadence
Imperfect cadence
6
TTBB stands for...
Tiny, Tenor, Billy, Bob
Trebles, Tenors, Baritones, Basses
Tenors, Tenors, Baritones, Basses
Trebles, Tinkabel, Baritone, Bob
7
What is a
tessitura
?
A type of Italian food.
A comfortable range of notes on a drum kit.
A comfortable range of notes you can listen to.
A comfortable range of notes in your voice.
8
What is SATB short for?
Soprano Alto Tenor Bass
Singing A Treble Ballad
Something Along Those Billiards
Short Animals Think Backwards
9
What kind of melody is this?
Scalic
Conjunct
Minonic
Triadic
10
What does a mixed-voice choir have?
All of the above, plus basses.
Sopranos
Altos
Tenors
11
True or false: Children's voices only fit into two categories.
False
True
12
Men who sing in the female vocal range are called...
Mezzo-sopranos
Contraltos
Countertenors
Contra-basses
13
True or false: Scalic melodies use the notes of a scale?
False
True
14
Which one is
not
a female voice?
Alto
Tenor
Soprano
Mezzo-soprano
15
Which one is
not
a song structure?
Cadential form
Strophic
Da capo aria
Through-composed
16
What is
form
or
structure
?
The way a piece of music is organised as a whole.
The way a piece of music is partially organised.
The way a piece of music sounds in terms of tonality.
The way a piece of music is organised up to the middle section.
17
What is a Continuo?
A continuous whining
A continuous racket
A continuous drone
A continuos bass part
18
What is a low female voice called?
Tenor
Alto
Bass
Soprano
19
What is
alto
short for?
Cantalto
Hallialto
Sopralto
Contralto
20
What is a choir?
A group of football fans
A group of pre-madonas
A group of whalers
A group of singers
21
Disjunct melodies move mainly by...
Tones
Step
Semitones
Jumps
22
Lower male voices are called what?
Bass
Soprano
Alto
Tenor
23
What are the two ranges of children's voices?
Treble and Alto
Tenor and Bass
Alto and Tenor
Soprano and Alto
24
What is a high female voice called?
Tenor
Soprano
Bass
Alto
25
Mezzo-sopranos sit in between where?
Soprano and Bass
Soprano and Alto
Tenor and Bass
Soprano and Tenor
26
How are triadic melodies made up?
By two intervals of a third
By two intervals of a semitone
By two intervals of a tone
By two intervals of a fifth
27
What are
Melodic Devices
?
Methods composers use to construct melodies
Methods composers use to construct harmonies
Methods composers use to construct key signatures
Methods composers use to construct texture
28
True or false: Triadic melodies don't use notes of a triad?
False
True
29
What melody is this?
Triadic
Scalic
Conjunct
Minonic
30
Higher male voices are called what?
Bass
Soprano
Tenor
Alto
31
True or false: At least one instrument of the continuo group must be able to play chords.
False
True
32
Scalic melodies are very similar to conjunct melodies, but can only..
Move to the next note on rare occasions if it's a minor 3rd away
Move to the next note of the scale
Move to the next note only if it's a semitone away
Move to the next note only if it's a tone away
