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Questions regarding Eduqas GCSE Music Area of Study 3
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In musicals, an overture is music that is used:
At the end of an act
At the beginning of the show
During important dramatic moments
2
The 12-bar blues uses the chords:
I, II and V
I, V and VIII
I, IV and V
3
A style of jazz that uses scales that are neither major nor minor is called:
Cool jazz
Modal jazz
Ragtime
4
In a sonata da camera or sonata da chiesa, the basso continuo is often provided by a:
Double bass and piano
‘Cello and harpsichord
Viola and organ
5
A style of jazz which includes features such as fast tempo and complex chord changes is called:
Cool jazz
Boogie-woogie
Be-bop
6
In jazz, the front line instruments are those that:
Play the melodic line
Are nearest to the front of the stage
Provide the rhythm and harmony
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In blues music, a blue note is one which:
Is improvised
Is flattened by a semi-tone from the expected note
Is the 1st, 4thor 5th note of the scale
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A countermelody is a secondary melody that:
Is played at the same time as the main melody
Moves in the opposite direction to the main melody
Is repeated in one or more parts after a certain duration
9
In a sung-through musical, dialogue is sung in short speech-like music called:
Overtures
Recitative
Interludes
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A chord extension is a chord that includes:
Added notes beyond the octave that are not in the triad
Notes that are not in the usual triad
Notes extended beyond an instrument’s usual range
11
A musical which features well-known songs from a classic singer or band is called a:
Juke-box musical
Classic musical
Sung-through musical
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A piece of music written for seven musicians is called a:
Septet
Sextet
Quintet