
Yr 8 M2 H3
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8th Grade
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Which THREE words could be used to describe timbre
Thick
French horn
Andante - walking pace
Flute
Strings
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Match
Match the word to its element
Tempo
Pitch
Dynamics
Timbre
Articulation
Allegro - fast
High
Soft
Flute
Staccato
Allegro - fast
High
Soft
Flute
Staccato
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Dropdown
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Match
Match the word to its element
Timbre
Pitch
Articulation
Rhythm
Texture
Trumpet
Low
Legato
Dotted
Thick
Trumpet
Low
Legato
Dotted
Thick
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Dropdown
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Match
Match the word to its element
Texture
Timbre
Articulation
Tempo
Pitch
Thin
Cello
Staccato - spiky and detached
Adagio - slow
Deep
Thin
Cello
Staccato - spiky and detached
Adagio - slow
Deep
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Which TWO words can be used to describe articulation?
Staccato - spiky and detached
Andante - walking pace
Legato - smooth and flowing
Pitch - high
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Listen carefully to the theme
You will probably recognise it ...
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Multiple Choice
What element has been changed in this variation?
The tempo - it has got slower
The timbre - the instrument has changed
The rhythm - shorter notes have been used
The melody - passing notes have been added
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Multiple Choice
What element has been changed in this variation?
The tempo - it has got slower
The timbre - the instrument has changed
The rhythm - shorter notes have been used
The melody - passing notes have been added
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Multiple Choice
What element has been changed in this variation?
The tempo - it has got slower
The timbre - the instrument has changed
The rhythm - shorter notes have been used
The melody - passing notes have been added
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Dropdown
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Choice
The rhythm has been changed in this variation, but how?
Shorter note values have been used - crotchets are now 2 quavers - giving it a rushed feel
Dotted rhythms have been used - longer note partnered with a shorted note - giving it a bouncy feel
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Mozart used the melody of Twinkle Twinkle as his theme. He added a simple accompaniment in the left hand of the piano. Listen to it before doing the next questions
Theme
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Multiple Choice
How has Mozart created his first variation?
He has lots of passing notes to the main melody making it sound very busy
He has changed the rhythm to a dotted rhythm
He has changed the articulation to staccato
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Multiple Choice
Variation 2 is similar to variation 1, but where are all the extra notes now?
They are in the main melody which is high pitched
They are in the accompaniment which is low pitched
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Multiple Choice
Mozart has used a new element in variation 3.
He has changed the TONALITY from major to minor.
How has this made the theme sound?
Energetic and positive
Mysterious and sneaky
Heroic and brave
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Multiple Choice
Mozart's final variation, what has he changed this time?
Tempo - it is faster
Texture - more layers are added
Melody - passing notes are added
Timbre - the instrument has changed
Which THREE words could be used to describe timbre
Thick
French horn
Andante - walking pace
Flute
Strings
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