CFE Practice Assignment

The act of raising or lowering a pitch to produce the correct tone is known as what?

Who wrote theme and variations on "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star?"

This note is a....

Any sharp, flat, or natural symbol is considered what?

A dot does what to a note?

A lively tempo

This note is a....

How many beats is a Quarter Note?

Natural Major Scale is defined as

Moderately paced tempo.

Enharmonic notes....

When you see a sharp symbol in front of you a note, you move_________.

Which term means to gradually speed up the tempo?

Articulation where you play the notes separated.

Articulation where you play the notes smooth and connected.

The closing section (tail end) of a piece of music.

a musical notation indicating the number of beats to a measure and kind of note that takes a beat is known as

When you see a flat symbol in front of you a note, you move_________.

Walking pace tempo.

What type of scale is this?

Which of these composers went deaf?

What does a key signature tell us?

A Whole note is how many beats

The quickness or slowness of a piece of music.

Intervals played at the same time

To play soft.

A Whole rest is how many beats?

Which term means to gradually slow down the tempo?

Which term means to greatly slow down the tempo?

United States composer who incorporated jazz into classical forms and composed scores for musical comedies who was this?

Who is this composer?

This composer was deaf and composed "Ode to Joy."

To gradually get louder is to...

Which one of the following IS NOT a music time period?

Smoothly connects two or more notes of different pitches by a curved line over or under the notes

The word that refers to the distance between notes is:

An Eight note is how many beats?

What helps us divide the music evenly?

How we tongue or not tongue a note in music.

The space between two bar lines are called what?

Notes that come before the first full measure of music are called what?

Articulation where you emphasize the note.

Who is this Composer?

To play loud.

Articulation where you play the note heavy, but separated.

Beethoven wrote how many symphonies?

To play very loud, which symbol would you see?

To play medium loud.

Which one of these was NOT composed by Motzart

To play medium soft.