What musical device is being used here?

Ostinato (repeated rhythm or pitch pattern)

This is a Concerto (a piece for soloist and orchestra). What is the texture?

Melody & Accompaniment [Tune and harmony have different rhythm]

What is the texture? (Give it time...)

Polyphonic (more than one tune at a time)

Which musical device is used in this Japanese Koto performance?

Pitch bend (slight changes in pitch once a note has started)

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1
What is this melody shape?
Disjunct
Descending sequqnce
Ascending sequence
Triadic
2
How many beats in a bar? (Give it time...)
7
5
3
2
3
In any order, what are the pitches used here?
a f b g
a f e g
f d e g
f f e g
4
What musical device is being used here?
Descending sequence (same melody shape, played lower each time)
Pause (music comes to a brief stop with a held note or chord)
Ostinato (repeated rhythm or pitch pattern)
Oom-pah Bass (one note of triad then other two notes together)
5
What type of ensemble is playing this piece?
Brass Band
Orchestra
Rock Band
Military Band
6
Where is this famous concert venue?
Royal Albert Hall
Sydney Opera House
Sage Gateshead
Millennium Dome
7
What is the piano texture and which instrument is the Cuckoo?
Homophonic; Clarinet
Polyphonic; Oboe
Homophonic; Oboe
Monophonic; Clarinet
8
Melody instrument and Plucked String instrument?
Muted Trumpet and Banjo
Clarinet and Banjo
Muted Trumpet and Guitar
Clarinet and Guitar
9
This is a Concerto (a piece for soloist and orchestra). What is the texture?
Melody & Accompaniment [Tune and harmony have different rhythm]
Homophonic [Tune and harmony have same rhythm]
Polyphonic 2+ tunes at the same time
Monophonic [1 performer, 1 sound at a time]
10
What does the 'hairpin' sign (arrowed) mean?
Music gets slower (rallentando)
Music gets quieter (diminuendo)
Music gets faster (accelerando)
Music gets louder (cresecendo)
11
What is the texture? (Give it time...)
Polyphonic (more than one tune at a time)
Unison (one tune, more than one perfromer)
Homophonic (melody and harmony have same rhythm)
Monophonic (one performer, one sound at a time)
12
Which two instruments are playing?
Oboe and Piano
Violin and Harp
Flute and Harp
Recorder and Guitar
13
Which two instruments are playing?
Flute and Harp
Recorder and Guitar
Violin and Harp
Violin and Piano
14
Which musical device is used in this Japanese Koto performance?
Trill (two pitches alternating rapidly)
Unison texture (one tune, 2+ performers)
Triadic melody (uses just the notes of a chord)
Pitch bend (slight changes in pitch once a note has started)
15
Where is this famous concert venue (nearest building)?
Sydney Opera House
Millennium Dome
Sage Gateshead
Royal Albert Hall

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