OCR GCSE Music - AoS 5 - Rock 'n' Roll

The texture of Rock 'N' Roll songs is nearly always 'melody and accompaniment'

What are the names of the primary chords?

What type of bass line is this?

What is the name given to when beats 2 and 4 are emphasized by the snare drum?

Which of these is the format for a 12-Bar-Blues?

Rock 'N' Roll vocals are often 'shouty'

Which two decades does Rock 'n' Roll cross over?

A note that doesn't fit the conventional harmony can be called a ___________ note.

Rock 'n' Roll was a genre which appealed to older people in the mid-century

Rock 'N' Roll music is nearly always in 3/4

Rock 'N' Roll is often based on primary chords

Blues scales are often used to write melodies and to improvise in Rock 'N' Roll

Syncopation is the name given to when a rhythm is a mixture of on- and off-beat note durations.

What is the name given to when all parts stop on beat 1 (and then rejoin in the next bar?)

The standard line-up in Rock 'n' Roll music is: electric guitar, bass guitar, drum kit, piano, flute, lead vocals

Which notes are flattened in a Blues scale?

Which of these artists is the odd one out (for Rock 'N' Roll)

Rock 'n' Roll has rhythmic drive and energy