Music theory Flashcards

1

What is the common name for the “G” clef?

Bass clef
Tenor clef
Treble clef
Alto clef

2

What does the top number of the time signature mean?

How many minutes the song will take to play
How many beats a quaver gets
How many beats per bar
Which note gets one beat

3

What is the common name for the “F” clef?

Bass clef
Treble clef
Alto clef
Tenor clef

4

What are the notes on the bass clef spaces?

G, B, D, F, A
A, C, E, G
E, G, B, D, F
F, A, C, E

5

If you slur your notes, which style would be the closest?

Softer than usual
Staccato
Legato
Louder than usual

6

What does the bottom number of the time signature mean?

The value of each beat
How many beats a quaver gets
How many minutes the song will take to play
How many beats in a bar

7

What are the notes in the treble clef spaces?

F, A, C, E
A, C, E, G
G, B, D, F, A
E, G, B, D, F

8

If “F” means loud then what would “FF” mean?

Louder than forte
Softer than forte
The same as forte
None of the above

9

“Piano” is not the full name of he piano?

True
False

10

Which way does a flat go on a piano?

None of these
A semi tone down from the natural
Two black keys down from the natural
A semi tone up from the natural

11

What are the notes on the treble clef lines?

A, C, E, G
G, B, D, F, A
E, G, B, D, F
F, A, C, E

12

What is the opposite of staccato?

Andante
Crescendo
Legato
Allegro

13

Do the rest values equal the note values?

No
Yes

14

What are the notes on the bass clef lines?

E, G, B, D, F
F, A, C, E
G, B, D, F, A
A, C, E, G

15

Where does the double-bar line mean you are?

The end of a section
The chorus
The beginning
The bridge

Music theory

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Music theory

Questions 15