Nationalistic Music & Arts in th Post-war Phils. & Southeast Asia

What is the loudness and softness of sound?

• a. dynamics

• b. tempo

• c. texture

• d. harmony

What element of music is the structure of a musical composition?

• a. timbre

• b. harmony

• c. rhythm

• d. form

What kind of texture consisted of only one melody without any accompaniment?

• a. homophonic

• b. monophonic

• c. heterophonic

• d. polyphonic

4. How do you describe Andante as a tempo?

• a. holding back

• b. fast

• c. very slow

• d. at walking pace

What is the difference between piano and pianissino in dynamics?

• a. Piano means loud while pianissimo means soft.

• b. Piano means moderately soft while pianissimo means soft.

• c. Piano means soft while pianissimo means loud.

• d. Piano means soft while pianissimo means very soft.

What does the “Hornbostel-Sach” classify?

• a. musical instrument

• b. musicians

• c. music genre

• d. music history

What technique is used in playing or singing with smoothly connected notes?

• a. staccato

• b. legato

• c. spiccato

• d. pizzicato

Which instrument does NOT belong to the idiophone instrument?

• a. agung

• b. gong

• c. bungkaka

• d. dabakan

What material is usually used in making instruments, specially from North Luzon?

• a. metal

• b. bamboo

• c. plastic

• d. wood

10. What is the percussion instrument made of various lengths of bamboo, played by hitting it against the ground which is found in the Kalinga province of the Philippines?

• a. patatag

• b. bungkaka

• c. tongatong

• d. ulibaw