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GCSE Music Theory and Set Works
Which major key has four sharps?
What does the term 'tutti' mean?
GCSE Music Theory and Set Works
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What does the term 'tutti' mean?
Only the strings play
Everyone plays
only the woodwind play
No one plays
2
Which major key has four sharps?
A
C
D
E
3
Which two chords form an interrupted cadence?
I - V
V - VI
ii - V
V - I
4
A whole tone scale uses which set of intervals
TTTTT
SSSSSS
TTSTTTS
TsTsTsTs
5
What is the dominant of Bb major?
A major
D major
F major
G major
6
In a power chord which note of the chord is usually missing?
Dominant
Mediant
Tonic
7
Which of these facts is NOT true about a harpsichord?
Had foot pedals
Had more than one tier of keys
Couldn't sustain notes
Quiet - no dynamic range
8
Which MINOR key has four flats?
D
A
C
F
9
Which three notes form a G Sus 4 chord?
G D G
G C D
G F# D
G B D
10
When Bach modulates in the Brandenburg, he tends to move in...
Subdominants
Dominants
Chromatic keys
Relative keys
