Music Final

what is this clef?

• Treble Clef

• Bass Clef

what does this stand for?

• mezzo forte

• forte

• piano

• mezzo piano

what does this mean?

• decrescendo: to get gradually louder

• decrescendo: to get gradually softer

• crescendo: to get gradually softer

• crescendo: to get gradually louder

What is the term for the musical technique in which a melody is played in reverse order, with the notes played from the highest pitch to the lowest pitch?

• Inversion

• Retrograde

• Transposition

• Augmentation

What is the term for the technique in which a wind ensemble plays a series of rapid, detached notes in a staccato manner, creating a rhythmic and percussive effect?

• Pizzicato

• Tremolo

• Staccatissimo

• Marcato

What is the term for the gradual increase in volume of a musical passage in a wind ensemble, typically indicated by the symbol ">" or "cresc." in the sheet music?

• Diminuendo

• Forte

• Sforzando

• Crescendo

What is the term for a piece of music written for a wind ensemble that features a soloist from within the ensemble, showcasing their virtuosity skills?

• Concerto

• Symphony

• Suite

• Rhapsody

What is the term for the musical effect created by playing two or more different melodies simultaneously in a wind ensemble, creating a sense of harmonic richness and complexity?

• Polyphony

• Monophony

• Homophony

• Heterophony

What is the term for the musical marking that indicates a sudden, strong accent on a note or chord in a wind ensemble, typically indicated by the symbol "sf" or "sforzando" in the sheet music?

• Fortissimo

• Subito

• Staccato

• Sforzando

What is the term for the technique in which a wind ensemble plays a musical passage with a smooth and connected legato articulation, without any breaks between the notes?

• Portamento

• Staccato

• Tenuto

• Legato