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20 IGCSE Music Terms using both images and sound clips
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What instruments make up a Classical String Quartet
4 Violins
2 Violins, Viola and Cello
3 Violins and Double Bass
Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass
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Playing Technique - To play a String Instrument by plucking the strings
Portamento
Col legno
Pizzicato
Arco
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What term best describes the texture?
Homophonic
Monophonic
Octaves
Unison
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What term best describes a String Instrument played using a Bow?
Pizzicato
Arco
Plucked
Col legno
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What does Sforzando mean?
Suddenly Quiet
Suddenly Loud with Force
Loud
Suddenly Loud
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What does this dynamic marking mean?
Forte
Fortissimo
Mezzo Piano
Piano
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What structure is shown below?
Rondo Form
32 bar song form
Binary Form
Ternary Form
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Which term best fits?
A cappella
Atonal
Backing Vocals
Accompanied
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Which term best describe the texture
Polyphonic
Monophonic
Homophonic
Hetrophonic
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What does the following show?
Chord Sequence
12 Bar Blues Chord Sequence
Roman Numerals
Lots of lines
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What does Syncopation mean?
In time
Off beat
In sync
On the beat
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Which answer shows a Perfect Cadence?
V - vi
V - I
IV - I
I - V
13
What term best describes the Bass Part
Legato
Ground Bass
Ostinato
Played on Cello
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What instrument is used in this clip?
Keyboard
Piano
Pipe Organ
Harpsichord
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Name the Instruments in this clip
Sitar and Djembe
Guitar and Tabla
Sitar and Tabla
Tambura and Tabla
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What does the red musical sign mean?
Crescendo
Diminuendo
Mezzo Forte
Forte
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Which term best describes the rhythmic features
Polyrhythmic
Cyclic
Cross Rhythms
Syncopated
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What is the role of the woodblock in this piece of music
Keep time
Pulse or Beat
Sequence
Solo
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What letters make up a typical 4 part choir?
TTBB
SABB
SSAA
SATB
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What terms best describe the texture?
Monophonic
Octaves
Homophonic
Unison
