Which of the following instruments are all part of the STRINGS FAMILY?

Violin, Viola, Cello, String Bass

Which of the following instruments all belong to the PERCUSSION FAMILY?

Marimba, Timpani, Snare Drum, Cymbals

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1
What is the tonality of this piece?
Major
Atonal
Minor
Modal
2
What is the name of the famous piece written by the Russian composer we are studying?
Swan Lake
Swan song
Summer
The sunken cathedral
3
Name the film technique that synchronises the accompanying music with the actions on screen.
Ostinato
Chromatic scale
Hit point
Mickey mousing
4
Name this instrument from the percussion family.
Timpani
Bass Drum
Snare Drum
Drum Kit
5
Which term from DR P SMITH mean notes could be smooth and connected or short and detached?
Articulation
Pitch
Tempo
Rhythm
6
This is a xylophone
False
True
7
Pianos were increasingly used in the romantic period
True
False
8
Which of the following instruments are all part of the STRINGS FAMILY?
Violin, Viola, Cello, String Bass
Trumpet, Trombone, French Horn, Tuba
Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon
Snare Drum, Piano, Bass Drum, Xylophone
9
Which country was Vivaldi from?
Germany
Spain
Italy
France
10
Name the element that means how long the notes last for (length)
Duration
Texture
Tempo
Rhythm
11
Which of the following instruments all belong to the BRASS FAMILY?
Timpani, Snare Drum, Piano
Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba
Trumpet, Violin, Flute
Clarinet, Flute, Saxophone, Oboe
12
A typical blues chord progression has how many bars?
14
8
10
12
13
Name this note
C
A
G
F
14
The solo instrument for 'Summer' from the four seasons is.......
Violin
Viola
Cello
Clarinet
15
These symbols represent which of the DRIPMATS points?
Pitch
Tempo
Melody
Dynamics
16
Minor sounding music is happy, joyful and upbeat
False
True
17
Name this instrument from the BRASS FAMILY
French Horn
String Bass
Trombone
Harp
18
Which instrument is Haydn's concerto written for?
Trombone
Cornet
Violin
Trumpet
19
This note is B
True
False
20
What do you call the person standing and waving his arms in front of the orchestra?
The Music Teacher
The Conductor
The Boss
The Composer
21
Name this instrument from the woodwind family
Saxophone
Clarinet
Cello
Flute
22
Programme music is music that tells a story
False
True
23
Which instruments were invented in the Classical period?
Flutes, Timpanis and saxophones
Clarinets, flutes and guitars
Pianos, Oboes and Violins
Clarinets, horns and pianos
24
The extra lines above and below the stave are called ledger lines
False
True
25
Pianos were used during the Baroque era
False
True
26
A scale is made up of ascending or descending notes
False
True
27
Pitch is the term for how high or low the notes are
True
False
28
What are the dates for the Classical period?
1700-1850
1750-1850
1750-1800
1750-1810
29
Which DRIPMATS term refers to how fast or slow the music is?
Timbre
Tonality
Tempo
Texture
30
Composers would often compose music for wealthy, patrons, dukes and royalty
False
True
31
Name this instrument from the brass family
Flute
Drum
Trumpet
Trombone
32
This is a chromatic scale
True
False
33
What kind of group is this?
Jazz combo
Brass band
Wind ensemble
Symphony Orchestra
34
Orchestras during the romantic period could have 100 or more players
True
False
35
Name this instrument from the Woodwind family.
Clarinet
Trombone
Flute
Oboe
36
Baroque orchestras use a conductor at the front
False
True
37
Name this instrument from the String Family
Viola
Cello
Violin
String Bass
38
This is a conjunct melody
False
True
39
Which of the following instruments all belong to the PERCUSSION FAMILY?
Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Oboe
Marimba, Timpani, Snare Drum, Cymbals
Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, French Horn
Violin, Viola, Cello, String Bass
40
The instrument used for the sunken cathedral is........
Harpsichord
Piano
Trumpet
Violin
41
Name the term that means a short repeated pattern
Pedal
Ostinato
Scale
Cluster chord
42
Which film term means a random selection of notes?
Minor chord
Cluster chord
Pedal
Major chord
43
Which DRIPMATS element increases throughout this dance extract?
Tonality
Articulation
Melody
Tempo
44
What is this symbol called?
Clef
Treble clef
Bass clef
Alto clef
45
What is this note?
F
E
D
G
46
What is this note?
B
F
A
E
47
Name this instrument from the Woodwind family.
Flute
Clarinet
Oboe
Trumpet
48
Name this instrument from the string family
Piano
Harp
Trombone
Strings
49
Rhythm is defined as the combination of long and short notes
True
False
50
Name this note
C
B
D
F
51
How long does this note last for?
4 beats
1 beat
1/2 beat
2 beats
52
Name this instrument from the Brass family.
Trumpet
Trombone
Saxophone
Tuba
53
What is this note?
G
E
B
C
54
Name this note
D
F
G
E
55
Name this instrument from the string family.
String Bass
Cello
Viola
Harp
56
The dates for 20th Century music are 1900-2000
True
False
57
This interval is a tone
True
False
58
How many beats does a semibreve last for?
One
Two
Four
Half
59
Name this instrument from the percussion family
Bass Drum
Hand Drum
Xylophone
Snare Drum
60
Which country was Tchaikovsky from?
Austria
Russia
Poland
Romania
61
A concerto is a piece of music for solo instrument accompanied by an orchestra
True
False
62
The sections of a concerto are called.......?
Acts
Motions
Movements
Intervals
63
How music is put together is called the structure
True
False
64
This is called a time signature
False
True
65
Claude Debussy was a composer from France
True
False
66
Which term from DR P SMITH means how the music is put together?
Texture
Tempo
Dynamics
Structure
67
The Classical era is the shortest period
False
True
68
This interval is known as a semitone
False
True
69
There are 3 beats in each bar
True
False
70
Name this instrument from the percussion family
Xylophone
Mallets
Snare Drum
Oboe
71
Name this note
B
A
C
F
72
The effects being used here are crescendo and diminuendo
True
False
73
Who is the famous composer we are studying from the Baroque period?
Antonio Vivaldi
Alessandro Scarlatti
J.S.Bach
Arcangelo Corelli
74
What is this instrument?
Oboe
Clarinet
Violin
Saxophone
75
What is the combination/pattern of long and short notes is known as?
Beat
Rhythm
Pulse
Texture
76
Slaves were taken from Africa to America on ships
False
True
77
This note is known as a minim
False
True
78
Composers experimented with unusual sounds in their music during the 20th Century
True
False
79
This note is G
False
True
80
What is this symbol called?
Crotchet rest
Minim rest
Quaver
Semibreve
81
Which of these is correct for the blues in A progression?
A A A A D D A A E D A A
A A E D A A D D A A E A
A A A A E E A A D E A A
A A A A A A D D E D A A
82
How many beats are in each of these bars?
2 beats
4 beats
3 beats
5 beats
83
Joseph Haydn was from Austria
False
True
84
How many beats does this note have?
2
4
1
3
85
What is a short repeated melodic idea in popular music called?
Improvisation
Pedal
Call and response
Riff
86
Name this instrument from the brass family
French Horn
Cello
Tuba
Trumpet
87
Name the note
E
C
A
G
88
What are the dates of the Baroque period?
1600-1750
1600-1710
1600-1700
1650-1750
89
What is this note?
C
A
D
B
90
Name this instrument from the Woodwind family
Flute
Guitar
Oboe
Bassoon
91
Texture means how fast the music is
True
False
92
The orchestra during the Baroque period was large
True
False
93
In the Classical period, composers preferred simple, elegant melodies
True
False
94
Name this instrument from the string family
Cello
Trumpet
Violin
String Bass
95
What are the dates for the romantic period?
1800-1910
1850-1950
1800-1900
1850-1900
96
Name the element that means how loud the music is
Structure
Rhythm
Pitch
Dynamics
97
Tempo means.......
A pattern of notes
How many people are playing or singing
How fast or slow the music is
How loud or quiet the music is
98
Which of these instruments all belong to the WOODWIND family?
Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Oboe, Bassoon
Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, French Horn
Snare Drum, Bass Drum, Timpani
Violin, Viola, Cello, String Bass

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Questions 98

Answers

1
What is the tonality of this piece?
Major
Atonal
Minor
Modal
2
What is the name of the famous piece written by the Russian composer we are studying?
Swan Lake
Swan song
Summer
The sunken cathedral
3
Name the film technique that synchronises the accompanying music with the actions on screen.
Ostinato
Chromatic scale
Hit point
Mickey mousing
4
Name this instrument from the percussion family.
Timpani
Bass Drum
Snare Drum
Drum Kit
5
Which term from DR P SMITH mean notes could be smooth and connected or short and detached?
Articulation
Pitch
Tempo
Rhythm
6
This is a xylophone
False
True
7
Pianos were increasingly used in the romantic period
True
False
8
Which of the following instruments are all part of the STRINGS FAMILY?
Violin, Viola, Cello, String Bass
Trumpet, Trombone, French Horn, Tuba
Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon
Snare Drum, Piano, Bass Drum, Xylophone
9
Which country was Vivaldi from?
Germany
Spain
Italy
France
10
Name the element that means how long the notes last for (length)
Duration
Texture
Tempo
Rhythm
11
Which of the following instruments all belong to the BRASS FAMILY?
Timpani, Snare Drum, Piano
Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba
Trumpet, Violin, Flute
Clarinet, Flute, Saxophone, Oboe
12
A typical blues chord progression has how many bars?
14
8
10
12
13
Name this note
C
A
G
F
14
The solo instrument for 'Summer' from the four seasons is.......
Violin
Viola
Cello
Clarinet
15
These symbols represent which of the DRIPMATS points?
Pitch
Tempo
Melody
Dynamics
16
Minor sounding music is happy, joyful and upbeat
False
True
17
Name this instrument from the BRASS FAMILY
French Horn
String Bass
Trombone
Harp
18
Which instrument is Haydn's concerto written for?
Trombone
Cornet
Violin
Trumpet
19
This note is B
True
False
20
What do you call the person standing and waving his arms in front of the orchestra?
The Music Teacher
The Conductor
The Boss
The Composer
21
Name this instrument from the woodwind family
Saxophone
Clarinet
Cello
Flute
22
Programme music is music that tells a story
False
True
23
Which instruments were invented in the Classical period?
Flutes, Timpanis and saxophones
Clarinets, flutes and guitars
Pianos, Oboes and Violins
Clarinets, horns and pianos
24
The extra lines above and below the stave are called ledger lines
False
True
25
Pianos were used during the Baroque era
False
True
26
A scale is made up of ascending or descending notes
False
True
27
Pitch is the term for how high or low the notes are
True
False
28
What are the dates for the Classical period?
1700-1850
1750-1850
1750-1800
1750-1810
29
Which DRIPMATS term refers to how fast or slow the music is?
Timbre
Tonality
Tempo
Texture
30
Composers would often compose music for wealthy, patrons, dukes and royalty
False
True
31
Name this instrument from the brass family
Flute
Drum
Trumpet
Trombone
32
This is a chromatic scale
True
False
33
What kind of group is this?
Jazz combo
Brass band
Wind ensemble
Symphony Orchestra
34
Orchestras during the romantic period could have 100 or more players
True
False
35
Name this instrument from the Woodwind family.
Clarinet
Trombone
Flute
Oboe
36
Baroque orchestras use a conductor at the front
False
True
37
Name this instrument from the String Family
Viola
Cello
Violin
String Bass
38
This is a conjunct melody
False
True
39
Which of the following instruments all belong to the PERCUSSION FAMILY?
Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Oboe
Marimba, Timpani, Snare Drum, Cymbals
Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, French Horn
Violin, Viola, Cello, String Bass
40
The instrument used for the sunken cathedral is........
Harpsichord
Piano
Trumpet
Violin
41
Name the term that means a short repeated pattern
Pedal
Ostinato
Scale
Cluster chord
42
Which film term means a random selection of notes?
Minor chord
Cluster chord
Pedal
Major chord
43
Which DRIPMATS element increases throughout this dance extract?
Tonality
Articulation
Melody
Tempo
44
What is this symbol called?
Clef
Treble clef
Bass clef
Alto clef
45
What is this note?
F
E
D
G
46
What is this note?
B
F
A
E
47
Name this instrument from the Woodwind family.
Flute
Clarinet
Oboe
Trumpet
48
Name this instrument from the string family
Piano
Harp
Trombone
Strings
49
Rhythm is defined as the combination of long and short notes
True
False
50
Name this note
C
B
D
F
51
How long does this note last for?
4 beats
1 beat
1/2 beat
2 beats
52
Name this instrument from the Brass family.
Trumpet
Trombone
Saxophone
Tuba
53
What is this note?
G
E
B
C
54
Name this note
D
F
G
E
55
Name this instrument from the string family.
String Bass
Cello
Viola
Harp
56
The dates for 20th Century music are 1900-2000
True
False
57
This interval is a tone
True
False
58
How many beats does a semibreve last for?
One
Two
Four
Half
59
Name this instrument from the percussion family
Bass Drum
Hand Drum
Xylophone
Snare Drum
60
Which country was Tchaikovsky from?
Austria
Russia
Poland
Romania
61
A concerto is a piece of music for solo instrument accompanied by an orchestra
True
False
62
The sections of a concerto are called.......?
Acts
Motions
Movements
Intervals
63
How music is put together is called the structure
True
False
64
This is called a time signature
False
True
65
Claude Debussy was a composer from France
True
False
66
Which term from DR P SMITH means how the music is put together?
Texture
Tempo
Dynamics
Structure
67
The Classical era is the shortest period
False
True
68
This interval is known as a semitone
False
True
69
There are 3 beats in each bar
True
False
70
Name this instrument from the percussion family
Xylophone
Mallets
Snare Drum
Oboe
71
Name this note
B
A
C
F
72
The effects being used here are crescendo and diminuendo
True
False
73
Who is the famous composer we are studying from the Baroque period?
Antonio Vivaldi
Alessandro Scarlatti
J.S.Bach
Arcangelo Corelli
74
What is this instrument?
Oboe
Clarinet
Violin
Saxophone
75
What is the combination/pattern of long and short notes is known as?
Beat
Rhythm
Pulse
Texture
76
Slaves were taken from Africa to America on ships
False
True
77
This note is known as a minim
False
True
78
Composers experimented with unusual sounds in their music during the 20th Century
True
False
79
This note is G
False
True
80
What is this symbol called?
Crotchet rest
Minim rest
Quaver
Semibreve
81
Which of these is correct for the blues in A progression?
A A A A D D A A E D A A
A A E D A A D D A A E A
A A A A E E A A D E A A
A A A A A A D D E D A A
82
How many beats are in each of these bars?
2 beats
4 beats
3 beats
5 beats
83
Joseph Haydn was from Austria
False
True
84
How many beats does this note have?
2
4
1
3
85
What is a short repeated melodic idea in popular music called?
Improvisation
Pedal
Call and response
Riff
86
Name this instrument from the brass family
French Horn
Cello
Tuba
Trumpet
87
Name the note
E
C
A
G
88
What are the dates of the Baroque period?
1600-1750
1600-1710
1600-1700
1650-1750
89
What is this note?
C
A
D
B
90
Name this instrument from the Woodwind family
Flute
Guitar
Oboe
Bassoon
91
Texture means how fast the music is
True
False
92
The orchestra during the Baroque period was large
True
False
93
In the Classical period, composers preferred simple, elegant melodies
True
False
94
Name this instrument from the string family
Cello
Trumpet
Violin
String Bass
95
What are the dates for the romantic period?
1800-1910
1850-1950
1800-1900
1850-1900
96
Name the element that means how loud the music is
Structure
Rhythm
Pitch
Dynamics
97
Tempo means.......
A pattern of notes
How many people are playing or singing
How fast or slow the music is
How loud or quiet the music is
98
Which of these instruments all belong to the WOODWIND family?
Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Oboe, Bassoon
Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, French Horn
Snare Drum, Bass Drum, Timpani
Violin, Viola, Cello, String Bass