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Sgt Peppers Big Quiz
Sgt Peppers Big Quiz
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1
What section is heard at bar 13?
Chorus
Bridge
Interlude
2
What recording technique is heard in the verse?
Overdubbing
Panning
Reverb
3
Give an example of word painting:
Clutching her handkerchief
Quietly turning the backdrop key
She does downstairs
4
What is the cadence at the end of the song?
Imperfect
Perfect
Plagal
5
Describe the vocals in the chorus:
Voices in harmony
Vocal Counterpoint
One vocal line
6
What two instruments are heard in the introduction?
French Horns and Piano
Vocals and Guitar
Guitar and Drums
7
What is the time signature for this song?
3/4
2/2
4/4
8
Give two musical features of the melody here:
Chromatic movement and Syncopation
Scale movement and triplets
Wide leaps and Syncopation
9
What happens at the beginning of Sgt Peppers?
10 seconds of chatting between band members
10 seconds of tuning up and crowd noise
The Introduction
10
The bridge features solo singing with backing vocals:
True
False
11
What jazz instruments are heard in this song?
Piano and Double Bass
Clarinet and Bass Clarinet
Strings and Horns
12
What is the time signature for this song?
2/4
4/4
3/4
13
What happens on the clarinets between the verse and bridge?
Triplets
Dotted Rhythm
Repeated Notes
14
What is the cadence at the end of the song?
Plagal
Perfect
Interrupted
15
Describe the introduction:
Reverb on harp scales
Panned cello scales
Panned harp broken chords
16
French Horns appear in this song:
True
False
17
What do we hear after the words “day begins”?
Chromatic scale on violins
Panned cello scale
Long sustained notes on cello
18
What are the two types of music in this song?
Rock/Pop and Classical
Jazz and Rock
Classical and Jazz
19
What is happening on the horns here?
Repeated Notes
Counterpoint
Long Sustained Notes
20
What instruments are heard here?
Violins
French Horns
Clarinets
21
What is the opening chord?
G7
A7
G
22
This song is a fusion of Rock and Classical:
False
True
23
What vocal technique is used here?
Reverb
Throat singing
Falsetto
24
There is a strong plagal sound in the verse:
True
False
25
Give two musical features heard in the verse:
Wide Leaps and Syncopation
Scale Movement and Repeated Notes
Repeated Notes and Syncopation
26
Why is it Rock/Pop and Classical?
Use of strings and use of guitars
Use of Rock/Pop instruments and use of french horns
Flattened 3rds and a simple melody
27
What are the jazz elements in this song?
Use of piano, vocal counterpoint, recording techniques
Use of clarinets, flattened 3rds, ragtime style
Use of percussion, sung with swing, improvisation
28
What is the key of this song?
C major
G major
F major
29
What recording techniques can be heard on vocals here?
Reverb
Overdubbing
Panning
30
What instruments are heard in this introduction?
Clarinet, bass guitar and drums
Bass guitar, clarinet and piano
Piano, rhythm guitar and drums
31
What rhythmic feature can be heard in the verse?
Syncopation
Triplets
Dotted Rhythm
32
What is added to the next phrase?
Piano
Harp
Low Strings
33
What two types of guitars are used in this song?
Acoustic and Bass
Lead and Rhythm
Bass and Classical
34
Why is it Pop/Ballad and Classical?
It’s repetitive and uses brass
Use of strings and it tells a story
Use of strings and the fast tempo
35
What is the chord at the beginning of the bridge?
G major
C major
A minor
36
What is the motif called here?
D7
E7
A7
37
Give two differences between verse 1 and verse 3:
Longer and more instruments involved
Half a verse and rhythm guitar more involved
Half a verse and less instruments
38
She’s Leaving Home contains a string quartet:
False
True
39
Name one change between the verse and the chorus:
Higher Pitch
Rich harmony in the vocals
Quavers instead of semiquavers
40
What else happens on the vocals here?
Falsetto singing
Counterpoint
Three-part singing
41
Syncopation, dotted rhythm and triplets can be heard in the introduction:
True
False
42
What is the coda trying to mirror?
Verse 1
The Bridge
The Introduction
43
What is heard after the word “handkerchief”?
Violin and cello in contrary motion
Cello and Harp in parallel 3rds
Violin and Harp arpeggio
44
What recording technique is heard throughout the chorus?
Overdubbing
Reverb
Panning
45
What is it called when the music imitates the words?
Word Painting
Word Scribbing
Word Drawing
46
John sings the high pitch narration:
False
True
47
John sings the lower commentary:
False
True
48
What do we hear at bat 18?
Chorus
Verse 2
Interlude
49
What Pop elements are in this song?
Flattened 3rds, improvisation, simple melody
Use of clarinets, dotted rhythm and triplets
A simple melody, tells a story, use of pop instruments
50
What’s heard after the words “evening go”?
Descending scale in crotchets
Ascending D major scale
Descending D7 arpeggio
