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Music Theory II Final Review
Music Theory II Final Review
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If you're in Dr. Pickett's Music Theory II class, this is the Quiz for you.
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1
A sequential modulation...
contains a pitch that comes from one key, but is utilized in the new key
occurs only in classical music
utilizes a melody/motive and its harmonies repeated at new pitch levels
contains a chord that serves different functions in both old and new keys
2
A
relative minor
key...
has the same tonic as its relative major, but has one different pitch
has different pitches from its relative major, but begins on the same tonic
is your cousin who is younger than you are
has the same pitches as its relative major, but begins on a different tonic
3
A common tone modulation...
contains a pitch that comes from one key, but is utilized in the new key
contains a chord that serves different functions in both old and new keys
always relaxes an audience
must have an orchestra to be fully realized
4
Notes are a combination of pitch and rhythm.
True
False
5
What is the definition of a phrase?
A musical idea that can be sung in one breath
A musical idea with obscured beginnings and endings
Something that two-year-olds go through
A musical idea that has potential
6
In
Common Practice Tonality
, each key has how many closely related keys?
5
6
4
7
7
In the key of
G Major
, what kind of cadence is this?
Mojave
Deceptive
Authentic
Half
8
A pivot chord modulation...
contains a chord that serves different functions in both old and new keys
moves clockwise to the next key on the circle of 5ths
only occurs in older country and western music
utilizes a chord in its 1st or 2nd inversion
9
Modulation can change the mood of the music.
False
True
10
The borrowed chord
F
, from the intro to "Proud Mary," is borrowed from where?
the viiº chord in G Major
the iv chord in D Minor
the VII chord in D Minor
the III chord in D Minor
11
In music,
modulation
...
always occurs during the "bridge"
is a necessary component of all music
is one of the six standards of all great music
is both a noun and a verb
12
Two closely related keys to
C Major
are...
D Major and B♭ Major
D Major & E Major
F minor & G minor
F Major & G Major
13
Which of these are types of modulation?
Select all that apply.
Pivot Chord
Direct
Common Tone
Pitch Wobble
Sequential
Orchestral
14
A direct modulation
always utilizes the loud tom tom fills in pop music to ease the change
is utilized in music that is highly authentic
moves to another key without any harmonic assistance to ease the change
only occurs on the final lap in Mario Kart
15
Modulation is necessary for music to be considered "classical."
False
True
16
Closely related major keys...
have a 1/2 step between the 2nd and 3rd scale degrees
have a 1/2 step between the 5th and 6th scale degrees
have just one different pitch from its closely related keys
have just two different pitches from its closely related keys
17
Two closely related keys to E
Minor
are...
G Major & E♭ minor
B minor & A minor
E Major and F Major
D minor & F♯ minor
18
There is a mistake in the following series of triads (and it's
different
this time). What is it?
Bm should be Bº
The final I should be VIII
Am should be A
The iii chord should be III
19
Whenever a piece modulates, there will always be a key signature change to indicate it.
True
False
20
What Major or Minor Key does this Key Signature identify?
B♭ Minor
G Minor
A Major
C♯ Major
21
The following triad is
Am
.
False
True
22
What can borrowed chords do?
Select all that apply.
incur a late fee if you don't return them on time
be especially useful in certain church situations
add interest to a harmonic progression
add color to a harmonic progression
23
Modulation can help facilitate a performer's successful performance of a work.
True
False
24
Modulation can create surprise.
True
False
25
What chord is this?
E♭ Fully Diminished 7
E♭ Dominant 7
E♭ Minor 7
E♭ Major 7
26
Borrowed chords are sometimes called
Modal Mixtures
.
False
True
27
Modulation can define a form of music, especially in the classical genres.
True
False
28
The "Theory II Inversion Phone Number" is: (664) 765-9186
False
True
29
Borrowed chords can...
change the emotional feel of a song
change the metrical feel of a song
change the key of a song
change the timbre of a song
30
A
parallel minor
key...
has the same tonic as its parallel major, but has one different pitch
never crosses paths with its parallel major
has different pitches from its parallel major, but begins on the same tonic
has the same pitches as its parallel major, but begins on a different tonic
31
In music, what is an interval?
A period of time in music
the relationship between two pitches
The total amount of time from the beginning to the end of a work
notated with a time signature
32
Borrowed chords can use...
minor keys to bring about temporary tonics
diatonicism to bring interest
chromaticism to bring color
nepotism to work better
33
Comparison robs you of your...
joy
fish tacos
mistakes
headphones
social media
money
34
When Triads are built upon the ascending scale of a major scale, the correct order of functions they take on then are...
Tonic, Subdominant, Dominant, Leading Tone, Supertonic, Mediant, Submediant
Tonic, Supertonic, Mediant, Superdominant, Subdominant, Leading Tone
Supertonic, Tonic, Subdominant, Dominant, Submediant, Mediant, Leading Tone
Tonic, Supertonic, Mediant, Subdominant, Dominant, Submediant, Leading Tone
35
The defining characteristic of
Common Practice Tonality
is:
a "tonic - dominant axis" in which a leading tone takes us "home" to tonic
harmony based upon the consonance of the 3rd
a series of chords that follow and support a melody
the leading tone that leads us to the dominant interval
36
The borrowed chord
A♭
, seen in red over
bar 1, beat 3
of this example, is borrowed from where?
the I chord in F Major
the VI chord in G Minor
the VII chord in B♭ Minor
the vi chord in B♭ Major
37
The borrowed chord
Cm
, seen in red over
bar 5
of this example, is borrowed from where?
the iv chord in G Minor
the vi chord in G Minor
the vi chord in D Minor
the IV chord in G Major
38
Seventh chords are called "seventh chords" because they...
have 7 notes
include the 7th degree of the chord
require 7 people to play them
are played 7 times in a row
39
What's the prize for winning this Quiz?
being prepared for the final (because Micah is out of meal swipes...)
you'll modulate up a half step
a second jury, right after class
UNO Reverse Card
selfie with Dr. Pickett
one-day Disneyland trip
40
Modulation can increase the range of a performer.
True
False
41
What scale is this?
G♭ Melodic Minor
B♭ Harmonic Minor
D♭ Major
F♯ Aeolian (Natural Minor)
42
Modulation is dependent upon...
the modal mixture of the major and minor keys
a performer's range
the ear's ability to remember an established key
the relative major or minor key
43
Modulation can create forward motion.
False
True
44
The borrowed chord
C
, from the intro to "Proud Mary," is borrowed from where?
it's not a borrowed chord – this is harmonic in the key of D Major
the VII chord in its parallel natural minor key
the IV chord in D Minor
the VII chord in its relative harmonic minor key
45
Modulation can help transition a musical work from one section to another.
False
True
46
Two closely related keys to
F Major
are...
B♭ Major & B♭ minor
D minor & C minor
C Major & B♭ Major
D minor & E minor
47
Another word for
modulation
is...
section
chorus
division
change
