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Within You, Without You

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following genres heavily influences WYWY?

a)

African drumming

b)

Indian classical

c)

Latin American

d)

Blues

2.

Which of the following instruments used in WYWY is a percussion instrument?

a)

Sitar

b)

Tambura

c)

Swardmandal

d)

Tabla

3.

Which family of Western instruments joins in the second vocal section?

a)

Strings

b)

Woodwind

c)

Brass

d)

Percussion

4.

A drone can be heard at the beginning of WYWY. What is a drone?

a)

Off beat

b)

A long sustained note

c)

Short detached note

d)

Pattern that repeats but goes up or down by one note

5.

How would you describe the tonality of WYWY?

a)

Major

b)

Minor

c)

Modal

6.

In the opening section of WYWY there is...

a)

A free sense of pulse (rubato)

b)

A strict 4/4 time signature

7.

What is the time signature of the instrumental section?

a)

3/4

b)

7/8

c)

5/8

d)

4/4

8.

Pizzicato is used in the strings in the instrumental of WYWY. Pizzicato means...

a)

Use the bow to play the strings

b)

Pluck the strings with fingers

9.

What is interesting about the phrase lengths in WYWY?

a)

They are very short

b)

They are very long

c)

They are equal lengths

d)

They are irregular lengths

10.

Which of the following instruments duplicates the vocal line when it enters?

a)

Dilruba

b)

Tabla

c)

Swardmandal

11.

At the end of the introduction a glissando can be heard. What is a glissando?

a)

A repeated melodic pattern

b)

A long held note

c)

A slide upwards or downwards

12.

A repeated rhythmic pattern is used in accompaniment to WYWY. What is this called in Indian music?

a)

Tabla

b)

Raga

c)

Tala

13.

How would you describe the structure of WYWY?

a)

AAA

b)

ABA

c)

ABACAD

d)

Verse/chorus

14.

In the second vocal section, the strings provide a response to George Harrison's vocals. This is called...

a)

Syncopation

b)

Monophonic

c)

Antiphony