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The Beatles-Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
The Beatles-Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
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1
What is the key of this song?
F major
G major
C major
D major
2
What is the time signature for this song?
4/4
2/4
6/8
3/4
3
Describe the introduction:
Broken chord idea on piano.
Broken chord idea on all instruments.
Broken chord idea on strings.
Broken chord idea on harp.
4
Give two features of the melody line:
Syncopation and repeated notes.
Repeated notes and leaps.
Syncopation and chromatic notes.
Chromatic notes and leaps.
5
What is the instrumentation for When I’m 64?
Rhythm and bass guitar, piano, 2 clarinets, 1 bass clarinet, drums, timpani
Lead guitar, bass guitar, drums, strings, piano.
Rhythm and bass guitar, piano, 2 clarinets, 1 bass clarinet, drums, chimes.
Lead guitar, bass guitar, drums, piano, 4 horns.
6
What two recording techniques are heard in this song?
Overdubbing and Panning.
Panning and reverb.
Panning and multi-tracking.
Reverb and Overdubbing.
7
What is the time signature for Sgt Peppers?
2/4
3/4
4/4
2/2
8
What is the instrumentation for She’s Leaving Home?
4 violins, 4 violas, 4 cellos, 1 double bass.
4 violins, 2 violas, 2 cello, 1 double bass, piano.
4 violins, 2 violas, 2 cellos, 1 double bass, harp.
6 violins, 3 violas, 2 cellos, 1 double bass, harp.
9
How would you describe the vocal line?
Vocal harmony.
Solo singing.
Vocal counterpoint.
Unison singing.
10
What do the horns play here?
Broken Chords
Long sustained notes
D7 arpeggio motif
Scale Movement
11
Give one difference between the verse and the chorus:
The rhythm changes to quavers.
It’s higher in pitch.
There’s the addition of piano.
The rhythm changes to semiquavers.
12
Give two musical features of the first verse:
Syncopation. Homophonic texture.
Semiquavers in the vocal line. Long sustained notes in the accompaniment.
Polyphonic texture. High register.
Homophonic texture. Quavers in the vocal line.
13
What is the instrumentation for Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band?
Lead guitar, rhythm guitar, drum-kit, 4 trumpets.
Lead guitar, rhythm guitar, bass guitar, drum-kit, 4 horns.
Lead guitar, bass guitar, piano, drum kit, 4 horns.
Lead guitar, rhythm guitar, drum-kit, 4 horns.
14
Word painting is heard in the first verse. What is word painting?
When the words are highlighted in green highlighter.
When the composer has an image in mind.
When the words describe the music.
When the music describes the words.
15
This song is a fusion of two styles. What are these two styles?
Pop/Ballad and Rock
Classical and Country
Pop/Ballad and Classical
Classical and Rock
16
What’s the cadence at the end of the bridge?
Plagal
Imperfect
Interrupted
Perfect
17
Give a reason for your answer.
Written in a ragtime style with strings.
Written in a ragtime style with a driving rock sound.
Written in a ragtime style. Syncopation. A simple melody that tells a story
The use of clarinets and horns.
18
What do we hear in the accompaniment of verse 2?
High pitched strings
Long sustained notes
Harp broken chords
Rising cello arpeggios
19
What is the key signature for this song?
E flat major
G major
E major
F major
20
What is the key of this song?
F major
B flat major
E flat major
A flat major
21
What section is heard at bat 13?
Interlude
Bridge
Chorus
Verse 2
22
What is heard in the accompaniment for the first verse?
Block chords
Harp scales
Cello arpeggios
Sustained strings
23
What technique is heard in the chorus?
3-part harmony
Solo singing
Beat boxing
Vocal counterpoint
24
What rhythmic feature is heard in the verse?
Dotted rhythm
Triplets
Syncopation
Long sustained notes
25
Describe the introduction:
10 seconds of tuning up and crowd noise. Lead and bass guitar.
Crowd noise. Piano and horns.
10 seconds of tuning up and crowd noise. Guitars and piano.
10 seconds of tuning up and crowd noise. Variation of a standard drum beat.
26
Give two differences between verse 1 and verse 3:
Richer counterpoint and tremolos on strings.
Tremolos on strings. Sparse texture.
Richer counterpoint and long sustained notes on strings.
Tremolos on strings. Harp chords.
27
What is the texture of this section?
Monophonic
Sparse
Homophonic
Polyphonic
28
What recording technique is heard in the verse?
Multi-tracking
Panning
Reverb
Over-dubbing
29
In the first verse what accompanies the vocals?
Piano, guitar, chimes.
Bass guitar, piano.
Piano, drums, clarinets.
Clarinets, bass guitar, drums.
30
How would you describe the high pitch narration sung by Paul?
Low pitched
Slow
High pitched
Falsetto
31
What happens between the verse and the bridge?
Triplet link on clarinets.
Triplet link on guitar.
Triplet link on piano.
Triplet link on vocals.
32
At the end, what is the coda trying to mirror?
The bridge.
The Introduction
Verse 2
Verse 1
33
Describe the bridge:
Solo with backing vocals accomp by piano, drums, clarinets and bass guitar.
Solo with backing vocals accomp by clarinets and strings.
Vocal harmony accomp by guitars and drums.
Vocal harmony accomp by piano.
34
This song is a fusion of two styles. What are these styles.
Jazz and Rock.
Jazz and Rap.
Jazz and Classical.
Jazz and Pop.
35
Give an example of word painting.
When the singer holds a note for a long time.
When there are repeated notes.
On the words “She goes downstairs”.
On the words “Quietly turning”.
36
Give a reason for your answer:
Classical instruments such as strings and the use of guitar.
The use of rock instruments such as guitars and drums.
The use of 4 horns. Syncopation.
Classical instruments such as strings. The songs tells a story.
37
What is the cadence at the end of the song?
What’s a cadence?
Perfect
Imperfect
Plagal
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What is the time signature for this song?
4/4
2/2
3/4
2/4
