Music Performance and Theory Essentials

What is the proper way to bow after a performance?

• Stand with feet together, bow slightly while keeping your head up, and hold the position briefly.

• Turn around and walk off stage without acknowledging the audience.

• Wave your hands enthusiastically after the performance.

• Bow deeply while looking down at the ground.

Why is it important to arrive early for a performance?

• To get a better view of the stage from the back.

• To socialize with friends before the show starts.

• It is important to arrive early for a performance to ensure you have time to find your seat, settle in, and avoid distractions.

• To ensure you can leave early without missing anything.

What should you do if you make a mistake during a performance?

• Panic and stop the performance immediately.

• Stay calm, acknowledge if needed, and continue confidently.

• Ignore the mistake and hope no one noticed.

• Blame someone else for the mistake.

What does a 4/4 time signature indicate?

• Four beats per measure, half note gets one beat.

• Two beats per measure, quarter note gets two beats.

• Four beats per measure, quarter note gets one beat.

• Three beats per measure, eighth note gets one beat.

How many beats are in a measure of 3/4 time?

• 3

• 2

• 5

• 4

What is the meaning of a 3/4 time signature?

• In 3/4 time, there are three quarter notes per measure.

• there are six quarter notes per measure

• there are two quarter notes per measure.

What does the term 'tempo' refer to in music?

• Tempo indicates the genre of the music.

• Tempo is the speed of music, measured in beats per minute.

• Tempo refers to the volume of music.

• Tempo is the style of music being played.

What does 'forte' mean in musical dynamics?

• A musical term for tempo.

• Loud or strong in volume.

• Soft or weak in volume.

• A type of musical instrument.

What is the symbol for 'piano' in music notation?

• mp

• f

• p

• mf

What does 'crescendo' indicate in a piece of music?

• A gradual increase in loudness or intensity.

• A specific tempo marking for the music.

• A constant volume throughout the piece.

• A sudden decrease in loudness or intensity.