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Throwback Theory Quiz 1
Throwback Theory Quiz 1
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Basic Music Theory
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1
The following example is from which country?
Africa
India
Russia
Japan
2
In the time signature 3/4, how many beats are in each measure?
7
We can't know unless we see the music.
3
4
3
The name and value of the following note is:
Quarter Note = 2 beats
Quarter Note = 1 beat
Dotted Quarter = 2 beats
Dotted Quarter = 1.5 beats
4
The lines on the Bass Clef Staff are:
EGBDF
FACE
GBDFA
ACEG
5
Natalie says this piece is from Mexico while Aven says it is from the D.R, who is correct?
Aven
Natalie
6
The name and value of the note below is:
Quarter Note = 2 beats
Half Note = 1 beat
Whole Note = 2 beats
Half Note = 2 beats
7
Which of the following does NOT read music in the bass clef?
Trombone
Bass Voice
Tuba
Flute
8
The music of Trinidad and Tobago is easily recognizable because of:
Steel Drums
Loud voices
Guitarron
Fast Dance Beat
9
True or False: Russian music is heavily instrumental.
True, instrumental music took study and hard work.
False, the church banned instrumental music.
True, vocal music was not valued.
False, the Russians had not time for music.
10
The Clef Below is:
Tenor
Bass
Treble
Alto
11
What is the origin of the following piece?
Northern Africa
Indonesia
Japan
India
12
The music of Japan would be described as:
They don't have music.
It involves everyone.
Music is a communal experience.
Mostly for entertainment
13
The name and value of the following note is:
Quarter Note = .5 a beat
Eighth Note = .5 a beat
Eighth Note = 1 beat
Quarter Note = 1 beat
14
How many eighth notes equal a half note?
1
4
8
2
15
True or False: The Sitar is stringed instrument played predominately in Indonesia.
False, it is played almost exclusively in Japan.
True, it is used heavily in Gamelan music.
True, it is used in many folk styles on the island of Java.
False, it is played almost exclusively in India.
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When someone is talking about timbre, they could use the word:
Loud
Strings
Fast
Polyphonic
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A dynamic marking that means soft would be:
f
ff
p
mf
