Unit 4 Review

Without knowing the key signature, what will you be unable to read correctly on the staff?

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  the intervals

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  the notes

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  the pitches

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  the spaces

Salima has found the key and time signatures for a piece of vocal music. What should she do NEXT?

• begin singing

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  examine the pitches for her part

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  find her part

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  study the rests for her part

 

Edith is looking on a score for the time signature. She sees that the time signature is three-four. How does Edith know this?

• She saw a 3 to the left of the treble clef.

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  She saw a 3 over a 4 on the staff.

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  She saw the notation c for common time.

• She saw the notation w for waltz time.

What food will MOST likely aid the voice?

• tea with honey

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  processed sugars

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  spicy foods

• chocolate

Bill is a vocalist who has just received the score for a new choral piece. He identifies the key signature as D major. What should he find next?

(a)  

ulia looks at a clef on a new score and sees no sharps or flats. What is MOST likely the key signature?

(a)  

Fez is looking for his vocal part on a score. He is a tenor and sees that his part is the highest on the score. From this information, what can Fez assume about this piece?

• The score is for a solo piece for tenor.

• The other tenors are pitched lower.

• The piece has no female vocal parts.

• The piece has no parts for bass singers.

What is the name of the sharp in this key signature?

• E#

• G#

• F#

• B#

What is the name of this flat in the Key Signature?

• B

• E

• F

• C

What note name is this?

• G
• E
• C
• F