Repeated melodic or rhythmic pattern

AoS1 Revision Eduqas GCSE Music Flashcards

1

Conjunct melody means...

Step movement
Leap movement
Arpeggic movement

2

What is Alberti Bass?

When another part copies an idea
Broken chord accompaniment 1,5,3,5
A type of string instrument
A series of related chords

3

Which one of these was not a Romantic Period composer?

Wagner
Berlioz
Tchaikovsky
Bach

4

Bach is a Classical composer.

True
False

5

What is an ostinato?

Balanced melody
A repeated idea but at a different pitch
Repeated melodic or rhythmic pattern
A held or repeating note against which chords change

6

To which music history era does this music example belongs to?

Classical
Baroque
Middle Ages
Renaissance

7

What is ternary form?

AB
ABACA
ABA
Theme, V1, V2.

8

Name the piece and composer

Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - Mozart
Queen of the Night Aria - Mozart
Surprise Symphony - Haydn
Eine Kleine Nacthmusik - Haydn

9

Sequence– A repeated idea but at a different pitch

True
False

10

Name the cadence:

Plagal
Interrupted
Imperfect
Perfect

11

Syncopation means...

Off beat
4/4 time
On beat
Dotted rhythms

12

What is the form?

Unitary form
Binary from
Ternary form
Strophic form

13

In which musical time period did Mozart compose many sonatas, symphonies, and operas?

Medieval
Baroque
Romantic
Classical

14

Haydn is a Classical composer.

True
False

15

Which of the following are composers of the Baroque Period of music?

Mozart, Beethovan, Wagner, Chopin, Haydn, Handel
Bach, Handel, Vivaldi, Purcell
Tallis, Des Prez, Monteverdi
Schubert, Mendelssohn, Bizet, Brahms

AoS1 Revision Eduqas GCSE Music

Questions 15

AoS1 Revision Eduqas GCSE Music

Questions 15