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Semester Exam Review for Winds
Semester Exam Review for Winds
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Music Terminology, Theory, Wind Instrument basics
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Enharmonic
literally means:
same notation, different pitch
same pitch, different notation
another name for a chromatic scale
another name for the overtone series
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Very, very fast
Marcato
Allegro
Andante
Presto
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How many sharps/flats in the key signature - B Major or G# Minor
5 sharps
4 sharps
3 sharps
2 Sharps
4
Notes of a chord played in succession, not simultaneously
Anacrusis
Accent
Altissimo
Arpeggio
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How many sharps/flats in the key signature - F Major or D minor
3 flats
2 flats
1 flat
4 flats
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True or False: The relative minor of a major key share the same key signature
True
False
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These instruments are included in the double reed family
Bass Clarinet and Tenor Saxophone
Oboe, English Horn, and Bassoon
Accordion and Harmonium
Clarinet and Saxophone
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These percussion instruments are most commonly required for a concert march?
Triangle and tambourine
Castanets, Congas, and Bongos
Bass Drum, Crash Cymbals, and Snare Drum
Marimba, Vibraphone, and Organ
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Much or Very
Molto
Dulce
Meno
Piu
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How many sharps/flats in the key signature - A Major or F# Minor
4 sharps
3 sharps
2 Sharps
1 sharp
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What occurs at a caesura/cesura ( // ) ?
Complete stop or pause in the music, the same as Grand Pause
Play note full value
Everybody clap your hands
Slightly emphasize the note it is above
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Very, very slow
Con Moto
Allegro
Adagio
Largo
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How many sharps/flats in the key signature - E Major or C# Minor
5 sharps
2 Sharps
3 sharps
4 sharps
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How many sharps/flats in the key signature - Bb Major or G minor
1 flat
3 flats
2 flats
4 flats
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How many sharps/flats in the key signature - Ab Major or F minor
4 flats
3 flats
4 sharps
5 flats
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Emphasis on one pitch or chord
Tenuto
Accent
Rubato
Staccato
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The bass voices in a standard wind ensemble instrumentation include:
Bass Clarinet, Bassoon, Bari Sax, and Tuba
Bass Flute and Bass Saxophone
Tenor Sax and Tenor Trombone
Contra Bassoon and Eb Alto Clarinet
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Order of the Flats as you progress through the circle of 4ths/5ths
FCGDAEB
BDAECGF
BEAGDCF
BEADGCF
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Forced; sudden strong accent
Subito
Allargando
Sforzando
Maestoso
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These instruments are the soprano voices for a standard instrumentation of a wind ensemble?
Flutes, Clarinets, and Trumpets
Alto Sax and French Horns
Tenor Trombones and Tubas
Flugelhorn, Bugle, and Piccolo Trumpet
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Vivacious, quick, lively
Vivace
Voce
Animato
Viel
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Always
Animate
Damper
Grosso
Sempre
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The Same
Fugue
Klangfarbenmelodie
Sempre
L'istesso
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The head; From the beginning
Aria
Doppel
Dal Segno
Da Capo
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Order of the Sharps as you progress through the circle of 4ths/5ths
FCGDAEB
BEADGCF
FCGDEAB
FCDAEBG
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March style, stressed, with direction
Staccato
Legato
Staccatissimo
Marcato
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How many sharps/flats in the key signature - C Major or A minor
2 flats
3 flats
1 flat
0 sharps/flats
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How many sharps/flats in the key signature - F# Major or D# Minor
3 sharps
6 sharps
4 sharps
5 sharps
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The distance between two notes
Interval
Interlude
Disjunct
Space
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How many sharps/flats in the key signature - D Major or B Minor
1 sharp
3 sharps
4 sharps
2 sharps
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Moderate Tempo - Walking Speed
Largo
Andante
Vivace
Presto
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In pure temperament, is the third of a major chord raised or lowered to sound correct?
Lowered 13.7 Cents
Raised 15.6 cents
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Smooth, connected, not space between notes
Pesante
Legato
Marcato
Altissimo
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Which piece of music was arranged into the marching band production this year?
Angel by Shaggy
Earth Angel by The Penguins
Angels We Have Heard on High by James Chadwick
Angels in the Architecture by Frank Ticheli
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How do you determine what key you are in by looking at a sharp (#) key signature?
Count the flats
next to last sharp is the name of the key
Find the last sharp and go down a half step
Go up a half step from the last sharp in the key signature.
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Little
L'istesso
Poco
Largo
Piu
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An elastic flexibility of the tempo
Triste
Rubato
Valse
Appogiatura
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At Ease; slow, between largo and andante
Allegretto
Allegro
Adagio
Andante
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More
Meno
Less
Molto
Piu
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How many sharps/flats in the key signature - Cb major or Ab minor
5 flats
4 flats
7 flats
6 flats
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How many sharps/flats in the key signature - C# Major or A# minor
4 sharps
7 sharps
6 sharps
5 sharps
42
How many sharps/flats in the key signature - Gb Major or Eb minor
1 sharp
4 flats
6 flats
7 flats
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How many sharps/flats in the key signature - G Major or E Minor
2 Sharps
3 sharps
4 sharps
1 sharp
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Heavy
Grande
Di Molto
Espressivo
Pesante
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How many sharps/flats in the key signature - Db Major or Bb minor
5 flats
7 flats
4 sharps
6 flats
46
How many sharps/flats in the key signature - Eb Major or C minor
4 flats
3 flats
3 sharps
6 flats
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What occurs at a Fermata?
Fluctuate pitch in quarter tones
Play the note or rest until the conductor cuts off the ensemble
Play the note until you run out of the air
Play softly to blend with the ensemble
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In marching band, where should you listen for tempo?
The instrument(s) furthest backfield
Front Ensemble
Color Guard
Watch the drum majors
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Broadening; Growing Slower
Appogiatura
Accelerando
Allargando
Ritenuto
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How do you determine what key you are in by looking at a flat (b) key signature?
Go up a half step from the last flat in the key signature.
next to last flat is the name of the key
Say a small prayer and then guess away
Count the sharps
