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Basics of Middle School Choir
Basics of Middle School Choir
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Music theory, singing technique, terminology, etc.
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1
If you are standing and singing with good posture, where should your hands be?
At your sides
Behind your back
In your pockets
Crossed in front of your chest
2
If you have 3/4 as your time signature, how many quarter notes could you fit in that measure?
2
1
3
4
3
What is this symbol called?
Treble Clef
Bass Clef
Flat
Alto Clef
4
The staff is made up of 4 lines and 5 spaces.
False
True
5
The sections of music separated by bar lines are called...
notes
measures
staff
flats
6
Piano
or
p
means....
soft
medium soft
loud
very loud
7
Tempo is....
another name for volume.
the speed of the beat.
when you play the piano with only one hand.
how high you can sing.
8
If this is Do, where is Sol?
3rd space
1st line
2nd line
1st space
9
Forte or f means...
loud
medium soft
very loud
soft
10
If you are singing Do, what solfege syllable is one note lower?
Ti
La
Mi
Re
11
A quarter note gets how many beats?
1/2
1
2
4
12
A sharp _____ a note one half step.
lowers
raises
13
How many 16th notes are in one quarter note?
2
4
0
1
14
If you see a crescendo in music, you should.....
get louder.
stop singing.
get softer.
15
A flat ______ a note one half step.
lowers
raises
16
Just for fun: Ms. Anderson's cat's name is....
Frank
Oliver
Huey
Sam
17
What are dynamics?
The Pitches of Music.
The Volume of Music
The Speed of Music.
The Joy of Music.
18
If you see a fermata over a note, what should you do?
Hold the note for longer than its worth.
Sing the note extra loud.
Not sing the note.
Sing the note very short.
19
Good posture includes...
Standing tall
All of the above
Shoulders rolled back
Feet shoulder-width apart
20
If you are breathing correctly with good posture, your shoulders should be moving.
False
True
