Music Basics Review

Question 1

What letter name do we assign to the quarter note in Treble Clef? (Think of your landmark)

Accepted Answer

E

Question 2

This is an Eighth Note and it equals 1 beat of sound.....

Accepted Answer

False

Question 3

When the piece of music comes to an end, we complete the piece with a _________ on the music staff.

Accepted Answer

Double Bar line

Question 4

What note symbol and Letter name are used for both measures?

Accepted Answer

Half Note, C

Question 5

A Perfect 4th (P4) means that two pitches are _____ steps apart.

Accepted Answer

4 steps

Question 6

When we add a dot to a half note, it now equals how many beats of sound?

Accepted Answer

3

Question 7

This is a Half Rest, it equals 2 beats of silence.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 8

A quarter note by itself equals 1 beat of sound. When we add a dot, the symbol now equals....

Accepted Answer

1 ½ beats of sound

Question 9

The Tempo marking "Allegro" means.......

Accepted Answer

Fast

Question 10

Using the Solfege here, which Scale do you think this is (hint, what letter do we start and end on)?

Accepted Answer

C

Question 11

Starting on the lower Do (right side) what syllable is a 1 step ABOVE?

Accepted Answer

Re

Question 12

Staring at the top DO, what other syllable would be a LEAP LOWER?

Accepted Answer

Sol

Question 13

Name this note symbol....

Accepted Answer

Sixteenth Note

Question 14

Which Solfege syllable is a Major Sixth above Do?

Accepted Answer

La

Question 15

Using this scale below, what pitch is assigned “Sol” (it is a Perfect 5th above c, or Do)

Accepted Answer

G

Question 16

An interval describes the distance of two pitches as well as the quality of those pitches

Accepted Answer

True

Question 17

In this Scale, Do is still “C”

Accepted Answer

False

Question 18

Name this symbol!

Accepted Answer

Bass Clef, "F" Clef

Question 19

The arrow is pointing to the _______, is separates the staff into equally spaced measures.

Accepted Answer

Bar lines

Question 20

When you sing a “B” a HALF STEP lower? It becomes....

Accepted Answer

Bb

Question 21

Name this note on the Treble Clef (Think of your landmark note).

Accepted Answer

F

Question 22

The note in the space above this note (in Bass Clef) is a C (**In the second space).

Accepted Answer

True

Question 23

The 4/4 Time Signature shown here is also known as "Common Time" ©

Accepted Answer

True

Question 24

Bonus: who is this composer???

Accepted Answer

Mozart

Question 25

Name this note on the Bass Clef (think of your landmark note)

Accepted Answer

G

Question 26

Name this note and the total number of beats it recieves.

Accepted Answer

Half note, 2 beats

Question 27

Name this Rest Symbol and the number of beats it receives....

Accepted Answer

Quarter Rest, 1 beat

Question 28

The number of beats in this measure matches with the time signature.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 29

Name this Note Symbol and the correct number of beats it receives....

Accepted Answer

Whole Note, 4 beats

Question 30

What do we call the numbers placed after the Clef on the staff?

Accepted Answer

Time Signature

Question 31

Unison means the notes are

Accepted Answer

The exact same (perfect unison)

Question 32

Notes written in Treble Clef Sound Higher than Bass Clef

Accepted Answer

True

Question 33

Name this symbol!

Accepted Answer

Treble Clef

Question 34

This A is higher than Middle C on the keyboard

Accepted Answer

False

Question 35

Based on this image, the tempo marking Largo means....

Accepted Answer

Very Slow

Question 36

Name the correct order of these symbols from Left to Right.

Accepted Answer

Clef, Key Signature, Time Signature

Question 37

The landmark note for the Bass Clef is an "F" (on the fourth line of the staff).

Accepted Answer

True

Question 38

Notes on the Bass Clef sound higher than notes on the Treble Clef.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 39

This is a high B on the Treble Clef staff. The small line this note sits on is called a _______.

Accepted Answer

Ledger Line

Question 40

The top number on the Time Signature means.....

Accepted Answer

The number of beats in each measure

Question 41

Which Pitch is Higher?

Accepted Answer

Fa

Question 42

When you play a “C” a HALF STEP higher, it becomes....

Accepted Answer

C#

Question 43

When the Eighth Note is written as a pair, it equals this many beats....

Accepted Answer

1 beat

Question 44

A Sharp sign means the pitch of a note will sound a half step higher (raises the pitch)....

Accepted Answer

True

Question 45

This is Middle C on the Bass Clef. Where would the C an octave below this C be placed on the Bass Clef staff?

Accepted Answer

In the second space

Question 46

This is a half rest, it equals 4 beats of silence.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 47

This is an F on the Treble Clef staff. What note falls below this note on the second line?

Accepted Answer

G

Question 48

When played on the piano, this note is Middle C.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 49

Not all notes can be written with a flat or sharp. Only certain notes can use these symbols.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 50

We can use the same Solfege pattern (Do Re Mi.....) starting on any letter in the Musical Alphabet to make a scale.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 51

Starting on the Syllable FA, which syllable is a SKIP ABOVE

Accepted Answer

La

Question 52

What letter name do we assign to this note in Treble Clef? (think of your landmark)

Accepted Answer

A

Question 53

When 2 pitches are played in an octave, they DO NOT share the same letter name.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 54

An octave (or scale? has how many pitches in it? Remember, the starting pitch and ending pitch will be the same letter!

Accepted Answer

8 total pitches

Question 55

Moderato means....

Accepted Answer

Moderately, faster than walking

Question 56

Ti is lower than Sol

Accepted Answer

False

Question 57

Adagio Means Slow.

Accepted Answer

True

Music Basics Review

Questions 57

Music Basics Review

Questions 57