are written for solo voice and piano

Why is it important to drink water before singing?

to hydrate vocal fold muscles/prevent injury

How far is a whole step?

2 piano keys immediately to the right/left

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1
What does crescendo mean?
gradually get faster
gradually get softer
to gradually get louder
2
Art songs
are written for solo voice and piano
are written only for guitar
are songs only about painting
3
What solfege hand sign is this?
mi
do
re
4
What is the time signature?
2/4
treble clef
C
5
What do the dots mean?
play legato
play staccato
play fast
6
Vienna, Austria is where the first ________ was built.
opera house
concert hall
church
7
Name this note.
D
E
G
8
A whole note gets...
4 beats
2 beats
5 beats
9
What is the time signature?
3/4
3
treble clef
10
Wait until the song is over to take a crying baby out of the auditorium.
False
True
11
What does "a tempo" mean?
faster
slower
return to previous tempo
12
The space between two barlines is called...
the music
a measure
the staff
13
In a choir with 2+ voice parts, these two things happen:
flat & sharp singing
melody & harmony
unison singing
14
The leader of the choir is called...
coach
the conductor
accompanist
15
What key?
Cb
K
Gb
16
There are 6 flats in the key signature. They are...
Bb Eb Ab Db Gb Cb
F# C# G# D# A# E#
B E A D G C
17
This is a...
quarter note
32nd note
sixteenth note
18
To achieve balance, listen to the people around you and try to match their volume/vowel shape.
False
True
19
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
do
la
re
20
What is this part of a note called?
stick
stem
line
21
What does ritardando/rallentando mean?
gradually get slower
soft
gradually get louder
22
What is it called when all voices sound unified? (No one is "sticking out")
unison
blend
vowels
23
What is the second highest voice part?
alto
tenor
soprano
24
What does legato mean?
smooth/connected
short/detached
fast
25
What is the letter name of this note? (think about the accidentals!)
D
B
Bb
26
This symbol tells musicians to sing/play notes in a lower register.
bass clef
staff
treble clef
27
There are 2 sharps in the key signature. They are...
Bb Eb
F C
F# C#
28
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
do
mi
re
29
Name this note.
C
G
E
30
What does a flat do?
lowers a note a half step
raises a note a half step
lowers a note a whole step
31
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
do
fa
mi
32
What time signature is "common time"?
3/4
4/4
2/2
33
What key?
Cb
Fb
Gb
34
What is this sign called?
softer sign
faster sign
repeat sign
35
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
la
ti
re
36
Why is it important to drink water before singing?
to keep you from getting nervous
because it looks cool
to hydrate vocal fold muscles/prevent injury
37
A sixteenth note gets...
1/4 a beat
half a beat
2/3 a beat
38
How far is a whole step?
2 piano keys immediately to the right/left
1 piano key immediately to the right/left
down
39
What does a natural symbol do?
cancels sharps/flats
lowers a note a half/step
raises a note a half step
40
What does mezzo-piano mean?
medium-soft
medium-slow
medium-loud
41
What are these?
first/second endings
solfege signs
first/second beginnings
42
What does piano mean?
slow
soft
very soft
43
What are the dates of the Baroque Period?
1300-1500
1900-2015
1600-1750
44
This time period lasted from 1750-1815
Classical
Renaissance
Baroque
45
What does the C stand for?
key of C
common time
cute
46
What is the time signature?
3/4
2/4
4/4
47
Barlines separate music into...
notes
beams
measures
48
A quarter rest gets...
1 beat
4 beats
2 beats
49
What does vivace mean?
very fast
fast
very loud
50
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
do'
fa'
la
51
This is a group of...
eighth notes
sixteenth notes
quarter notes
52
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
low do
low sol
low la
53
During the Baroque Period, music was written for
churches and nobility
nothing
the general public
54
Someone who writes music is called
a composer
a director
a conductor
55
What does a sharp do?
raises a note a whole step
raises a note a half step
lowers a note a half step
56
Mass includes 5 parts: Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus and Angus Dei. What language is the Mass?
German
French
Latin
57
You are singing a little too low. You are...
flat
sharp
in tune
58
What is the highest singing part?
alto
bass
soprano
59
Eighth notes and sixteenth notes are connected by a _________ at the top.
lines
beam(s)
bars
60
One eighth note gets...
1 beat
2 beats
half a beat
61
A quarter note gets...
1 beat
2 beats
3 beats
62
What key?
C
G
F
63
What does presto mean?
very loud
fast
very fast
64
This symbols tells musicians to sing/play notes in a higher register.
staff
treble clef
bass clef
65
What key?
F
Db
Ab
66
During the Romantic Period, music, art & literature reflected more on
the future
emotions
facts about the world
67
From Eb to Db is a...
whole step
half step
68
What is the second lowest voice part?
bass
alto
tenor
69
The conductor's arms will come down, signaling the end of a song.
True
False
70
What is the lowest singing part?
bass
alto
tenor
71
Name this note.
Bb
Db
Gb
72
Order of sharps.
F# C# G# D# A# E# B#
Fb Cb Gb Db Ab Eb Bb
B# E# A# D# G# C# F#
73
A song for choir that is usually Biblical text with parts that weave in/out at different times:
salsa
musical
motet
74
A half note gets...
2 beats
3 beats
4 beats
75
What key?
G
B#
C#
76
What is the letter name of this note? (think about the accidentals!)
C#
Eb
A#
77
This is a...
beam
barline
note
78
An oratorio is a
large collection of music to tell a story NOT from the Bible
short song for solo voice and piano
large collection of music to tell a Biblical story
79
Proper singing posture includes locking your knees and slumping your shoulders.
False
True
80
The current time period began around 1910 and is called the
Classical
20th Century Period
Baroque Period
81
From B to C is a...
whole step
half step
82
This period came after the Classical Period.
20th Century
Romantic
Medieval
83
What does a key signature define?
how to play the song
the central pitch of the song & what notes are sharp/flat
the clef
84
Be sure to talk in between songs onstage because it is very professional.
False
True
85
What does accelerando mean?
gradually slower
gradually louder
gradually faster
86
What key?
A
G#
C
87
Name this note.
Fb
D#
D
88
When singing, stand with your feet directly under your hips and your sternum lifted.
False
True
89
This is...
an eighth note followed by 2 sixteenth notes
a sixteenth note followed by 2 eighth notes
a quarter note followed by 2 eighth notes
90
You are singing the notes accurately. You are...
in tune
flat
sharp
91
What does largo mean?
very slow
fast
slow
92
What word describes "singing in your head"?
think
sing-inside
audiate
93
Enharmonics: another name for C#
B#
C
Db
94
Name this note.
F
G
A
95
From F# to G# is a...
half step
whole step
96
Name this note.
F
B
A
97
What key?
C
F
G
98
What is the time signature?
4
4/4
C
99
What does the 2 stand for on the top of the time signature?
2 beats per measure
half note gets the beat
2 notes
100
This is a...
half rest
whole rest
note
101
Name this note.
D#
F#
A
102
This is a...
whole note
quarter note
eighth note
103
What solfege hand sign is this?
fa
la
re
104
Name this note.
E
C
A
105
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
re
low sol
do
106
What is it called when all voice parts are equally heard?
even
balanced
equal
107
Name this note.
D
A
F
108
What does allegro mean?
slow
medium-fast
loud
109
You are singing a little high. You are...
in tune
sharp
flat
110
What does pianissimo mean?
soft
very soft
very loud
111
What are the 3 items that occur at the beginning of every piece of music?
measure, barline, staff
clef, key signature, time signature
notes, rests, clef
112
This is a...
dotted half note
quarter note
eighth note
113
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
mi
la
do'
114
What is the choral system of music-reading called?
do-re-mi
solfege
sight-reading
115
An instrumentalist playing along with a choir is called...
assistant coach
accompanist
conductor
116
What key?
Bb
D
E#
117
What does the 4 stand for on the bottom of the time signature?
quarter note gets the beat
whole note gets the beat
4 beats per measure
118
Name this note.
Middle C
E
G
119
What is this symbol?
natural
sharp
flat
120
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
mi
do
ti
121
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
mi
sol
do
122
From A to A# is a...
half step
whole step
123
Name this note.
A
Gb
Bb
124
This is a...
whole rest
whole note
quarter rest
125
This is...
a sixteenth note
an eighth note
a pair of eighth notes
126
What is this symbol called?
stacatto
arch
slur
127
A whole rest gets...
3 beats
4 beats
8 beats
128
How far is a half step?
up
two piano keys immediately to the right/left
one piano key immediately to the right/left
129
What solfege hand sign is this?
mi
sol
la
130
What is it called when all voices are singing the same melody?
singing in harmony
singing in unison
singing in song
131
When in the audience, start clapping along to a choir's performance whenever you feel like it.
True
False
132
What key?
C
F
G
133
The act of reading a piece of music you have never seen before.
choir
rhythm
sight-reading
134
What solfege hand sign is this?
ti
re
fa
135
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
ti
do
re
136
These are called...
ledger lines
barlines
extra staff lines
137
What does staccato mean?
soft
short/detached
smooth/connected
138
What does fortissimo mean?
very fast
loud
very loud
139
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
fa
sol
do
140
Name this note.
Middle C
E
G
141
What does adagio mean?
slow
soft
fast
142
When singing, take low/deep breaths from your diaphragm.
False
True
143
What does andante mean?
fast
medium-slow
loud
144
This part of a note is called...
the black dot
the notehead
the circle
145
A pair of eighth notes...
is 2 sounds on 2 beats
is 2 sounds on 1 beat
is 3 sounds on 2 beats
146
This is a...
half note
dotted half note
whole note
147
To achieve a blend in choir, try to sing louder than everyone else
False
True
148
What began in Florence, Italy?
Music
Opera
Mass
149
What solfege hand sign is this?
la
re
ti
150
Order of flats.
Bb Eb Ab Db Gb Cb Fb
Fb Cb Gb Db Ab Eb Bb
A# B# C# D# E# F# G#
151
From D to Db is a...
whole step
half step
152
Why is it important to warm-up before singing?
because it sounds pretty
to stretch your vocal folds/prevent injury
to waste time
153
What solfege hand sign is this?
do
sol
mi
154
What does a slur tell a musician?
play legato
play stacatto
play loud
155
What is this symbol called in music?
crescendo
less than symbol
decresendo
156
This is a...
whole rest
quarter note
quarter rest
157
A dotted half note gets...
3 beats
half a beat
four beats
158
What is the letter name of this note? (think about the accidentals!)
Ab
C
D#
159
Enharmonics: another name for Bb
A#
Ab
C
160
A harpsichord is similar to a piano, but it has a/an
brass sound
plucked sound
electric sound
161
There are 3 sharps in the key signature. They are...
B# E# A#
F# C# G#
Ab Bb Cb
162
There are 5 flats in the key signature. They are...
Fb Cb Gb Db Ab
B# E# A# D# G#
Bb Eb Ab Db Gb
163
This is...
a pair of eighth notes
two quarter notes
an eighth note
164
"Enharmonic" means...
two name for the same note
harmony
two notes for the same note
165
The lines and spaces that music is written on is called the...
music
grand staff
song
166
What does forte mean?
fast
loud
very loud
167
How long do you hold a fermata?
as long as the director chooses
8 beats
however long you want
168
Music during the 20th Century...
used no instruments
had irregular harmonies/rhythms as well as old styles
was performed only in churches
169
What does mezzo-forte mean?
loud
medium-loud
medium-fast
170
What key?
E
D#
Cb
171
What is this symbol called in music?
crescendo
greater than symbol
decrescendo
172
Name this note.
B
E
G
173
A half rest gets...
2 beats
6 beats
1 beat
174
Name this note.
B
E
D
175
a cappella means...
solo
without instruments
without voices
176
Opera:
tells a dramatic story not from the Bible
is a German 4-part choral song much like a hymn
tells a biblical story
177
This is a...
rest
half note
whole note
178
What is the letter name of this note? (think about the accidentals!)
F
Ab
F#
179
What does decrescendo mean?
gradually get softer
gradually get louder
gradually get slower
180
What is the group name for sharps, flats and naturals?
symbols
clefs
accidentals
181
This is...
two eighth notes followed by a quarter note
two eight notes followed by a sixteenth note
2 sixteenth notes followed by an eighth note
182
What is this symbol?
flat
natural
sharp
183
Enharmonics: another name for E#
Eb
F
D#
184
What is this symbol?
fermata
legato
stacatto
185
What does the time signature define?
# of notes per measure/what key
# of beats per measure/what note gets the beat
# of rests per measure/what clef gets the beat
186
What solfege hand sign is this?
la
do
ti
187
What does moderato mean?
medium-loud
fast
medium
188
The timpani is different from other percussion instruments because it has a/an
electric sound
pitched sound
scratchy sound
189
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
re
ti
do
190
Enharmonics: another name for B#
C
A#
Bb
191
What is this symbol?
hashtag
sharp
flat
192
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
ti'
do'
mi'

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Questions 192

Answers

1
What does crescendo mean?
gradually get faster
gradually get softer
to gradually get louder
2
Art songs
are written for solo voice and piano
are written only for guitar
are songs only about painting
3
What solfege hand sign is this?
mi
do
re
4
What is the time signature?
2/4
treble clef
C
5
What do the dots mean?
play legato
play staccato
play fast
6
Vienna, Austria is where the first ________ was built.
opera house
concert hall
church
7
Name this note.
D
E
G
8
A whole note gets...
4 beats
2 beats
5 beats
9
What is the time signature?
3/4
3
treble clef
10
Wait until the song is over to take a crying baby out of the auditorium.
False
True
11
What does "a tempo" mean?
faster
slower
return to previous tempo
12
The space between two barlines is called...
the music
a measure
the staff
13
In a choir with 2+ voice parts, these two things happen:
flat & sharp singing
melody & harmony
unison singing
14
The leader of the choir is called...
coach
the conductor
accompanist
15
What key?
Cb
K
Gb
16
There are 6 flats in the key signature. They are...
Bb Eb Ab Db Gb Cb
F# C# G# D# A# E#
B E A D G C
17
This is a...
quarter note
32nd note
sixteenth note
18
To achieve balance, listen to the people around you and try to match their volume/vowel shape.
False
True
19
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
do
la
re
20
What is this part of a note called?
stick
stem
line
21
What does ritardando/rallentando mean?
gradually get slower
soft
gradually get louder
22
What is it called when all voices sound unified? (No one is "sticking out")
unison
blend
vowels
23
What is the second highest voice part?
alto
tenor
soprano
24
What does legato mean?
smooth/connected
short/detached
fast
25
What is the letter name of this note? (think about the accidentals!)
D
B
Bb
26
This symbol tells musicians to sing/play notes in a lower register.
bass clef
staff
treble clef
27
There are 2 sharps in the key signature. They are...
Bb Eb
F C
F# C#
28
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
do
mi
re
29
Name this note.
C
G
E
30
What does a flat do?
lowers a note a half step
raises a note a half step
lowers a note a whole step
31
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
do
fa
mi
32
What time signature is "common time"?
3/4
4/4
2/2
33
What key?
Cb
Fb
Gb
34
What is this sign called?
softer sign
faster sign
repeat sign
35
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
la
ti
re
36
Why is it important to drink water before singing?
to keep you from getting nervous
because it looks cool
to hydrate vocal fold muscles/prevent injury
37
A sixteenth note gets...
1/4 a beat
half a beat
2/3 a beat
38
How far is a whole step?
2 piano keys immediately to the right/left
1 piano key immediately to the right/left
down
39
What does a natural symbol do?
cancels sharps/flats
lowers a note a half/step
raises a note a half step
40
What does mezzo-piano mean?
medium-soft
medium-slow
medium-loud
41
What are these?
first/second endings
solfege signs
first/second beginnings
42
What does piano mean?
slow
soft
very soft
43
What are the dates of the Baroque Period?
1300-1500
1900-2015
1600-1750
44
This time period lasted from 1750-1815
Classical
Renaissance
Baroque
45
What does the C stand for?
key of C
common time
cute
46
What is the time signature?
3/4
2/4
4/4
47
Barlines separate music into...
notes
beams
measures
48
A quarter rest gets...
1 beat
4 beats
2 beats
49
What does vivace mean?
very fast
fast
very loud
50
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
do'
fa'
la
51
This is a group of...
eighth notes
sixteenth notes
quarter notes
52
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
low do
low sol
low la
53
During the Baroque Period, music was written for
churches and nobility
nothing
the general public
54
Someone who writes music is called
a composer
a director
a conductor
55
What does a sharp do?
raises a note a whole step
raises a note a half step
lowers a note a half step
56
Mass includes 5 parts: Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus and Angus Dei. What language is the Mass?
German
French
Latin
57
You are singing a little too low. You are...
flat
sharp
in tune
58
What is the highest singing part?
alto
bass
soprano
59
Eighth notes and sixteenth notes are connected by a _________ at the top.
lines
beam(s)
bars
60
One eighth note gets...
1 beat
2 beats
half a beat
61
A quarter note gets...
1 beat
2 beats
3 beats
62
What key?
C
G
F
63
What does presto mean?
very loud
fast
very fast
64
This symbols tells musicians to sing/play notes in a higher register.
staff
treble clef
bass clef
65
What key?
F
Db
Ab
66
During the Romantic Period, music, art & literature reflected more on
the future
emotions
facts about the world
67
From Eb to Db is a...
whole step
half step
68
What is the second lowest voice part?
bass
alto
tenor
69
The conductor's arms will come down, signaling the end of a song.
True
False
70
What is the lowest singing part?
bass
alto
tenor
71
Name this note.
Bb
Db
Gb
72
Order of sharps.
F# C# G# D# A# E# B#
Fb Cb Gb Db Ab Eb Bb
B# E# A# D# G# C# F#
73
A song for choir that is usually Biblical text with parts that weave in/out at different times:
salsa
musical
motet
74
A half note gets...
2 beats
3 beats
4 beats
75
What key?
G
B#
C#
76
What is the letter name of this note? (think about the accidentals!)
C#
Eb
A#
77
This is a...
beam
barline
note
78
An oratorio is a
large collection of music to tell a story NOT from the Bible
short song for solo voice and piano
large collection of music to tell a Biblical story
79
Proper singing posture includes locking your knees and slumping your shoulders.
False
True
80
The current time period began around 1910 and is called the
Classical
20th Century Period
Baroque Period
81
From B to C is a...
whole step
half step
82
This period came after the Classical Period.
20th Century
Romantic
Medieval
83
What does a key signature define?
how to play the song
the central pitch of the song & what notes are sharp/flat
the clef
84
Be sure to talk in between songs onstage because it is very professional.
False
True
85
What does accelerando mean?
gradually slower
gradually louder
gradually faster
86
What key?
A
G#
C
87
Name this note.
Fb
D#
D
88
When singing, stand with your feet directly under your hips and your sternum lifted.
False
True
89
This is...
an eighth note followed by 2 sixteenth notes
a sixteenth note followed by 2 eighth notes
a quarter note followed by 2 eighth notes
90
You are singing the notes accurately. You are...
in tune
flat
sharp
91
What does largo mean?
very slow
fast
slow
92
What word describes "singing in your head"?
think
sing-inside
audiate
93
Enharmonics: another name for C#
B#
C
Db
94
Name this note.
F
G
A
95
From F# to G# is a...
half step
whole step
96
Name this note.
F
B
A
97
What key?
C
F
G
98
What is the time signature?
4
4/4
C
99
What does the 2 stand for on the top of the time signature?
2 beats per measure
half note gets the beat
2 notes
100
This is a...
half rest
whole rest
note
101
Name this note.
D#
F#
A
102
This is a...
whole note
quarter note
eighth note
103
What solfege hand sign is this?
fa
la
re
104
Name this note.
E
C
A
105
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
re
low sol
do
106
What is it called when all voice parts are equally heard?
even
balanced
equal
107
Name this note.
D
A
F
108
What does allegro mean?
slow
medium-fast
loud
109
You are singing a little high. You are...
in tune
sharp
flat
110
What does pianissimo mean?
soft
very soft
very loud
111
What are the 3 items that occur at the beginning of every piece of music?
measure, barline, staff
clef, key signature, time signature
notes, rests, clef
112
This is a...
dotted half note
quarter note
eighth note
113
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
mi
la
do'
114
What is the choral system of music-reading called?
do-re-mi
solfege
sight-reading
115
An instrumentalist playing along with a choir is called...
assistant coach
accompanist
conductor
116
What key?
Bb
D
E#
117
What does the 4 stand for on the bottom of the time signature?
quarter note gets the beat
whole note gets the beat
4 beats per measure
118
Name this note.
Middle C
E
G
119
What is this symbol?
natural
sharp
flat
120
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
mi
do
ti
121
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
mi
sol
do
122
From A to A# is a...
half step
whole step
123
Name this note.
A
Gb
Bb
124
This is a...
whole rest
whole note
quarter rest
125
This is...
a sixteenth note
an eighth note
a pair of eighth notes
126
What is this symbol called?
stacatto
arch
slur
127
A whole rest gets...
3 beats
4 beats
8 beats
128
How far is a half step?
up
two piano keys immediately to the right/left
one piano key immediately to the right/left
129
What solfege hand sign is this?
mi
sol
la
130
What is it called when all voices are singing the same melody?
singing in harmony
singing in unison
singing in song
131
When in the audience, start clapping along to a choir's performance whenever you feel like it.
True
False
132
What key?
C
F
G
133
The act of reading a piece of music you have never seen before.
choir
rhythm
sight-reading
134
What solfege hand sign is this?
ti
re
fa
135
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
ti
do
re
136
These are called...
ledger lines
barlines
extra staff lines
137
What does staccato mean?
soft
short/detached
smooth/connected
138
What does fortissimo mean?
very fast
loud
very loud
139
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
fa
sol
do
140
Name this note.
Middle C
E
G
141
What does adagio mean?
slow
soft
fast
142
When singing, take low/deep breaths from your diaphragm.
False
True
143
What does andante mean?
fast
medium-slow
loud
144
This part of a note is called...
the black dot
the notehead
the circle
145
A pair of eighth notes...
is 2 sounds on 2 beats
is 2 sounds on 1 beat
is 3 sounds on 2 beats
146
This is a...
half note
dotted half note
whole note
147
To achieve a blend in choir, try to sing louder than everyone else
False
True
148
What began in Florence, Italy?
Music
Opera
Mass
149
What solfege hand sign is this?
la
re
ti
150
Order of flats.
Bb Eb Ab Db Gb Cb Fb
Fb Cb Gb Db Ab Eb Bb
A# B# C# D# E# F# G#
151
From D to Db is a...
whole step
half step
152
Why is it important to warm-up before singing?
because it sounds pretty
to stretch your vocal folds/prevent injury
to waste time
153
What solfege hand sign is this?
do
sol
mi
154
What does a slur tell a musician?
play legato
play stacatto
play loud
155
What is this symbol called in music?
crescendo
less than symbol
decresendo
156
This is a...
whole rest
quarter note
quarter rest
157
A dotted half note gets...
3 beats
half a beat
four beats
158
What is the letter name of this note? (think about the accidentals!)
Ab
C
D#
159
Enharmonics: another name for Bb
A#
Ab
C
160
A harpsichord is similar to a piano, but it has a/an
brass sound
plucked sound
electric sound
161
There are 3 sharps in the key signature. They are...
B# E# A#
F# C# G#
Ab Bb Cb
162
There are 5 flats in the key signature. They are...
Fb Cb Gb Db Ab
B# E# A# D# G#
Bb Eb Ab Db Gb
163
This is...
a pair of eighth notes
two quarter notes
an eighth note
164
"Enharmonic" means...
two name for the same note
harmony
two notes for the same note
165
The lines and spaces that music is written on is called the...
music
grand staff
song
166
What does forte mean?
fast
loud
very loud
167
How long do you hold a fermata?
as long as the director chooses
8 beats
however long you want
168
Music during the 20th Century...
used no instruments
had irregular harmonies/rhythms as well as old styles
was performed only in churches
169
What does mezzo-forte mean?
loud
medium-loud
medium-fast
170
What key?
E
D#
Cb
171
What is this symbol called in music?
crescendo
greater than symbol
decrescendo
172
Name this note.
B
E
G
173
A half rest gets...
2 beats
6 beats
1 beat
174
Name this note.
B
E
D
175
a cappella means...
solo
without instruments
without voices
176
Opera:
tells a dramatic story not from the Bible
is a German 4-part choral song much like a hymn
tells a biblical story
177
This is a...
rest
half note
whole note
178
What is the letter name of this note? (think about the accidentals!)
F
Ab
F#
179
What does decrescendo mean?
gradually get softer
gradually get louder
gradually get slower
180
What is the group name for sharps, flats and naturals?
symbols
clefs
accidentals
181
This is...
two eighth notes followed by a quarter note
two eight notes followed by a sixteenth note
2 sixteenth notes followed by an eighth note
182
What is this symbol?
flat
natural
sharp
183
Enharmonics: another name for E#
Eb
F
D#
184
What is this symbol?
fermata
legato
stacatto
185
What does the time signature define?
# of notes per measure/what key
# of beats per measure/what note gets the beat
# of rests per measure/what clef gets the beat
186
What solfege hand sign is this?
la
do
ti
187
What does moderato mean?
medium-loud
fast
medium
188
The timpani is different from other percussion instruments because it has a/an
electric sound
pitched sound
scratchy sound
189
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
re
ti
do
190
Enharmonics: another name for B#
C
A#
Bb
191
What is this symbol?
hashtag
sharp
flat
192
What is this note in solfege? (pay attention to the key)
ti'
do'
mi'