Quarter 4 Review

Question 1

What is the purpose of Rehearsal Numbers/Letters? (Not on the test but a good thing to know!!!)

Accepted Answer

All of the above, A good place to start, A new phrase (the music changes), A good place to stop

Question 2

How many beats in 2/4 time signature?

Accepted Answer

2

Question 3

Name this symbol:

Accepted Answer

The Coda (the part at the end)

Question 4

Name this symbol:

Accepted Answer

Decrescendo

Question 5

Playing freely with no firm tempo; “diva mode”.

Accepted Answer

Rubato

Question 6

6 eighth-notes per measure, but conducted with 2 beats of triplets

Accepted Answer

She said "6 EIGHTh-notes"..., 6/8 time

Question 7

Playing repeated notes at the tip of the bow for the duration of the written note; “trembling”.

Accepted Answer

Tremolo

Question 8

Name this symbol:

Accepted Answer

Up Bow

Question 9

Key Signature with Bb

Accepted Answer

F Major

Question 10

How many beats in 3/4 time signature?

Accepted Answer

3

Question 11

Name this symbol:

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Natural (erases sharp or flat)

Question 12

Name this symbol:

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Flat (lowers note)

Question 13

Name this symbol:

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Down Bow

Question 14

12 eighth-notes per measure, but conducted with 4 beats of triplets

Accepted Answer

12/8 time, Guys, it literally says "12 eight" in the question!

Question 15

Name this symbol:

Accepted Answer

Sharp (raises note)

Question 16

What is it called when the accented/stressed notes are off the beat?

Accepted Answer

Syncopation

Question 17

Key Signature with F#, C#, and G#

Accepted Answer

A Major

Question 18

Name this symbol:

Accepted Answer

Crescendo, This phrase would make more sense if the notes kept going up

Question 19

Key Signature with F# and C#

Accepted Answer

D Major

Question 20

When you lightly press your finger on a certain part of the string & play w the bow it's called

Accepted Answer

Harmonics

Question 21

Bonus: Playing with the bow close to/on the fingerboard is called "sul tasto"

Accepted Answer

tell her you're playing "sul tasto", obviously, sul = on the; tasto = touch (bc you touch the fingerboard?), it makes the note thinner/softer, next time Ms. Otto tells you not to play on the fingerboard

Question 22

How many beats in 4/4 time signature?

Accepted Answer

4, As many as Ms. Otto wants

Question 23

Key Signature with no sharps and no flats

Accepted Answer

a minor, C Major

Question 24

What do you do when it says "D.C. al fine"?

Accepted Answer

Go back to the Beginning and play until it says "fine"

Question 25

Key Signature with F#

Accepted Answer

G Major

Question 26

Name this symbol:

Accepted Answer

The Sign (seriously, it's just called "the sign")

Question 27

What are "Double-stops"?

Accepted Answer

Bowing two strings at the same time

Question 28

What is the word for making the pitch vibrate by moving your LEFT hand?

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Vibrato

Question 29

Using the bow to play the notes.

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Arco

Question 30

Playing the notes connected; smoothly.

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Legato

Question 31

What do you do when it says "D.S. al coda"?

Accepted Answer

Go back to the Sign and play until it says "to Coda"

Question 32

Name this symbol:

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Fermata

Question 33

Playing the notes separated; with space between.

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Staccato

Question 34

Key Signature with Bb and Eb

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Bb Major

Question 35

Plucking the string to play the notes.

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Pizzicato

Question 36

Name this symbol:

Accepted Answer

Breath; Circle Bow, Lift; Luftpause, Reset; Retake

Question 37

Bonus: Playing with the bow close to/on the bridge is called "sul ponticello"

Accepted Answer

it makes the sound a little rougher/louder, tell her you know, you're playing "sul ponticello", sul = on the; ponticello = bridge, next time Ms. Otto tells you you're too close to the bridge

Quarter 4 Review

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Quarter 4 Review

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