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Some Basic Music Theory
Some Basic Music Theory
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What is the name for the 4/4 at the beginning of a piece?
Beat indicator
doesn't exist
Time signature
Fraction
2
When should you do hand signs?
When singing words
Always
When singing on syllables
When count singing
3
Where can you find a treble clef?
In every measure
There is no such thing
The end of the staff
The beginning of the staff
4
What does a flat do?
Lower the note a whole step
Raise the note
Lower the note a half step
Nothing
5
What does the number on the top of a time signature mean?
how many beats in a measure
what type of note gets the beat
it's there for decoration
how many measures
6
How many lines on a staff?
3
5
6
4
7
What note is sustained for one beat in 4/4 time?
Whole Note
Quarter Note
Eighth Note
Half Note
8
Why do we do warm ups?
To be annoying
Teach skills that will transfer into the rest of the music
To torture you
To wake you up before we look at the music
9
What are the letters of the spaces in bass clef?
GBDF
AGEC
ACEG
FACE
10
What are the letters of the lines in treble clef?
EGABC
EGBDE
EGADF
EGBDF
11
How many beats does a half note get in 2/2 time?
2
4
1
3
12
What does the 8 below a treble clef mean?
only 8 year olds can sing it
there's no such thing
an octave higher
an octave lower
13
What consonant should you almost never sing?
R
Who sings with consonants?
R
R
14
What are Do, Re, and Mi?
Torture Devices
Italian Terms
Random Sounds
Solfege Syllables
15
What is # called in music?
Flat
Number symbol
Hashtag
Sharp
16
How many beats does a eighth note get in 6/8 time
3
4
1
1/2
17
What does the number on the bottom of a time signature mean?
how many notes in a measure
it's there for decoration
how many measures
what type of note gets one beat
18
How many beats does a whole note get in 4/4 time?
1
3
2
4
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What does a sharp do?
Lowers the note a half step
Keeps the note the same
Raises the note a half step
Raises the note a whole step
