What does "Badinerie" mean?

A type of quick, light movement in a suite

3 notes played on top of each other

A Baroque suite is a series of...

Short pieces in various dance forms preceded by an introductory section

A musical structure consisting of two, often contrasting, sections; AB

A short but distinctive musical idea repeated in a piece

What does "conjunct" mean in music?

A melodic movement by semitones and tones

What is a movement of a suite?

Independent sections of music that are part of a longer composition

What is a sequence in music?

Where a pattern is repeated higher or lower than the original pattern

What is instrumental range?

The distance from the lowest to the highest pitch an instrument can play

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Movements in suites are all about the dancemoves
False
True
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What does "Badinerie" mean?
A dance in the Baroque Era
A piece for royalty
A flute piece
A type of quick, light movement in a suite
3
Triadic means...
3 notes played on top of each other
A cool friendship group of 3 people
A piece with 3 sections
Stacking 3 layers of people to make a human pyramid
4
A Baroque suite is a series of...
Long and boring pieces
Orchestral pieces played in an old baroque-style room
Shortened dances with baroque music in the background
Short pieces in various dance forms preceded by an introductory section
5
The Baroque Era was between 1600 and 1750
True
False
6
What is Binary form?
A musical structure of two similar parts; AA
Mathematical language consisting of 0s and 1s
Two melodies playing at once
A musical structure consisting of two, often contrasting, sections; AB
7
A motif is...
A short but distinctive musical idea repeated in a piece
A squiggly line at the end of a fancy letter
A bass note repeated throughout a piece
A high bit of a melody that nobobdy wants to play in a piece of music
8
What does "conjunct" mean in music?
Words linked to another word, phrase, or clause through coordination
Constantly playing scales
Leaping melodic movement
A melodic movement by semitones and tones
9
What is a movement of a suite?
Independent sections of music that are part of a longer composition
Mini compositions before a suite is performed
What J.S Bach ate for breakfast
Bits of an extremely long piece
10
What is a sequence in music?
A long pattern of notes that is played once
Where a pattern is repeated higher or lower than the original pattern
When a musical idea is repeated in another part
When you have to find the Nth term
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What is instrumental range?
The variety of instruments in an orchestra or ensemble
The range of instuments for sale at the supermarket
The distance from the lowest to the highest pitch an instrument can play
How low a cello can play

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