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THE BIG OCR MUSIC QUIZ (part 1)
THE BIG OCR MUSIC QUIZ (part 1)
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What is a concerto grosso?
A piece of music in compound time
A Baroque composition for orchestra and a group of soloists
A piece of music that lasts more than 20 minutes
A Baroque Composition for orchestra and a soloist
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Which of these is a feature of Classical concerto?
Use of Harpsichord
Regular Phrasing
Interweaving melodies between soloists and orchestral accompaniment
Use of the saxophone
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What does accelerando mean?
Slow the tempo of the music down
The music gets louder
Speed the tempo of the music up
Gradually stop playing
4
What are the dates of the romantic period?
1600-1750
1900-2000
1750-1810
1810-1900
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What instruments are in the ripieno group in the Baroque era?
All of the above
Piano
Strings
Brass
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What is double stopping?
When a violin is played with a bow
When a violin plays two notes at once
When a violin is played by plucking the strings
When a Violin and Cello play together
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Who plays the cadenza?
The conductor
The soloist
The audience
The orchestra
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Which of these symbols represents an accent in music?
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Between which dates approximately did the Baroque period last?
1750-1850
1500-1600
1600-1750
1850-1910
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Composers in the Romantic era tried to make their music very expressive. How did they do this?
With regular phrase lengths
With regular tempo and dynamic changes
With very few tempo or dynamic changes
By singing along
11
What is Rondo form?
A-B-A
A-B
A-B-A-C-A...
A-B-A-B
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What is a broken chord?
Chords with added notes
Notes played by step
Notes of the chord played separately
Notes of the chord played together
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What is the name given to the part played by the harpsichord in the Baroque era?
Sequence
Basso Continuo
Ostinato
Melody
14
An octave is an interval of how many notes?
7
8
4
3
15
The main melodic motif in a fugue is called a what?
Improvisation
Subject
Introduction
Harmony
16
A motif starts just before the first strong beat of the bar. What is this called?
James
Backbeat
Anacrusis
Cross-rhythm
17
How would you explain Classical melodies?
Hectic
Clear, simple structure
Calm
Irregular Phrasing
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Which of these is NOT a feature of Romantic melodies?
Limited dynamic range
Wide leaps
Irregular phrases
Range of dynamics
19
What is Sonata form?
Fast-Slow-Fast
A-B
Exposition-Development-Recapitulation
Ternary Form
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What is dissonance?
Notes played together than do not belong to the same chord or key
Notes played together that do not belong to the same chord
Notes with an interval of a major third
Notes that sound major when played together
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Which instruments were added during the Classical era?
Flutes and Clarinets
Violins and Flutes
Clarinet and Harpsichord
Cello and Saxophone
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What does virtuosic mean?
A person who plays the piano
A person who plays the solo
A highly skilled performer
A person who plays the violin
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What are the approximate dates of the Classical era?
1600-1750
1750-1810
1810-1900
1900-2000
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What is a grace not?
A note played as quickly as possible before the note that follows
The most important note of the scale
Two notes played very quickly together
A Blues note
