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Music Theory, Facts and Definitions
Music Theory, Facts and Definitions
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A #Music quiz that will hopefully let me pass this assignment
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This word means to play soft.
forte
mezzo forte
crescendo
piano
2
What raises any pitch by a half step?
Natural
Sharp
Flat
Note
3
The sharps or flats at the beginning of a line of music is called the:
key signature
key
key time
key measure
4
What is Tempo?
To repeat
The notes to play
How fast or slow to play
Not to play
5
There will be a _ if the music is over.
legato
double bar line
a stop sign
exclamation mark
6
A ledger line is an extension of what?
The treble clef
The grand staff
The staff
The bass clef
7
What does ritardando mean?
sing in unison
gradually get louder
speed up slightly
gradually slow down
8
The term which means to "hold longer than indicated" is:
fermera
femented
femate
fermata
9
A half note gets how many beats?
1
3
2
6
10
What do dynamics tell you?
Not to play
What to play
To breath
How loud or soft to play
11
Which of these terms means "a forceful attack"?
accent
octave
alla breve
lift
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What connects two notes that are the same?
a beat
a tie
a bar
a slur