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Bach Brandenburg Concerto GCSE recap quiz
Bach Brandenburg Concerto GCSE recap quiz
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1
Which one of the following is a type of ornament?
da capo
continuo
appogiatura
fugato
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What is the difference between the concertino and the ripieno?
The concertino is louder than the ripieno
They were written by different composers
The concertino only has male players
The concertino are the soloists, the ripieno is the ensemble
3
What is a trill?
Swinging a rhythm
A very short note
Rapid repetition of two neighbouring notes
Rapid repetition of a note
4
Which country was Bach from?
Switzerland
Austria
France
Germany
5
What does 'tutti' mean?
Everyone
Woodwind
Stop
Strings
6
What is stretto?
The structure of this set work
The name of Bach's cat
Fugal entries that overlap
A technique for playing string instruments
7
On what type of dance is this music based?
Gigue
Twerk
Waltz
Minuet
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What term does 'ABA form' best describe?
Strophic Form
Rondo Form
Ternary Form
Binary Form
9
What's the name for the numbers underneath the bass line, indicating what the melody should be?
Cadences
Melody Dominated Homphony
Basso Continuo
Figured Bass
10
What is significant about the role of the harpsichord in this work?
It takes two people to play it
It's part of the ripieno, but is also a solo instrument
It doesn't play at the same time as the rest of the ensemble
It cannot play chords
11
In what era was this piece composed?
Post-modern
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
12
What is the key at the end of section A?
A major
Bb major
D minor
D major
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What is the key at the end of section B?
B major
B minor
Atonal
F# major
14
What type of concerto is this?
Solo Concerto
Flute Concerto
Concerto Grosso
Concerto Forte
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What does 'canon' mean in music?
Repetition of a phrase at a higher or lower pitch
A texture where one part echoes another a few beats later
A loud, large gun
A type of printer
16
What device does Bach use to highlight changes of key in section B?
Sharpies
Sequence
Tonic/Dominant Pedal
Dissonance
17
Which of these is the translation for 'harpsichord' found on your scores?
Violino
Basso
Cembalo
Principale
18
Which of these terms can be used to identify textures in this piece?
Polyphonic
Monophonic
Heterophonic
Contrapuntal
19
What is the significance of the word 'Brandenburg' in the title of this set work?
Bach was from Brandenburg
The score was presented to the Margrave of Brandenburg
Brandenburg was Bach's favourite cake
Bach's first name was Brandenburg
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Which clef is normally used for the viola?
Treble
Tenor
Bass
Alto
