Flora and Fauna 1

Musical Theatre is...

• Instrumental music on stage

• A staged version of a film that involves acting, singing and dancing

• Music sung in an operatic style

Put the instruments in the order you hear them/the order they enter

• Chimes (tunes percussion)

• Drums

• Piano

• Voice

The tonality of the music in the previous question was

• Major

• Minor

​ The tempo of this song is fairly​ (a)   and the​ dynamics are ​ (b)   all the way through.

• fast
• loud
• slow
• quiet

The pitch of the singer in the intro is ​ (a)   A ​ (b)   voice enters in the second half of the song. The two singers perform the song as a ​ (c)   One of the main instruments in the accompaniment is a ​ (d)  

• low
• higher
• duet
• piano
• high
• in the middle
• group
• violin
• saxophone

Put these instruments in the order you hear them/the order they enter.

• Female voice

• Drums

• Piano

• Male voice

• Strings

How would you describe the dynamics in the song in the last question? (Suddenly Seymour)

• Loud all the way through

• Quiet all the way through

• Quiet and gradually got louder

• Loud to start but gradually got quieter

The duration of the notes in this song are mainly

(a)   . In the chorus the notes become ​ (b)   as the singer drags the words out. In verse 2 a new instrument enters, which is from the ​ (c)   family and the instrument is a ​ (d)  

• short
• longer
• woodwind
• clarinet
• long
• brass
• strings
• percussion
• trumpet
• flute

In this song about the dentist character, what is the tonality?

• Major

• Minor

In terms of structure, this song doesn't start with an ​ (a)   It begins with the first ​ (b)   During the first ​ (c)   the singer is joined by backing singers. They repeat certain words after the main singer, which is known as ​ (d)  

• intro
• verse
• chorus
• call and response.
• pre chorus
• bridge
• echo
• copying