WorksheetsMusic - Notes and rhythm
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Meaning a slow tempo or slow speed. Sometimes it is the name of a work like Mozart's __________ for Violin and Orchestra.
Accent
Adagio
Andante
Crescendo
Meaning a walking tempo or walking pace; a moderate speed.
Accent
Adagio
Andante
Dolce
An emphasis or “punch” at the beginning of a musical sound.
Accent
Crescendo
Decrescendo/Diminuendo
Dolce
An extended solo (played alone) for the soloist in a concerto. A(An) ____________ can also be a solo in an orchestral work for one or a group of instruments.
Cadenza
Chorale
Fermata
Motif
A pitch that is the first degree of a major or minor scale and the tonal center of a piece composed in a particular key.
Fermata
Piu
Sforzando
Tonic
Meaning wide, broad. In music a tempo marking meaning to be performed quite slowly.
Forte
Larghetto
Largo
Pianissimo
The frequency* of a note determining how high or low it sounds (* “frequency” in this context is the number of complete oscillations per second of energy as sound in the form of sound-waves).
Notes
Pitch
Scale
Tempo
The interval between two musical notes, the upper one of which has twice the pitch of the lower one. In a major or minor scale, the distance of this interval lies eight steps* away, hence the term “____________.” (*in the major or minor scales, the eight steps are actually a combination of “whole steps” and “half-steps”)
Motif
Movement
Octave
Opus
Originally refers to a German Protestant hymn tune. In composition, it typically means a choral composition for voices or instruments, such as a Bach ___________. The word “____________” is also sometimes used as the name of a choir or chorus.
Cadenza
Chorale
Concerto
Fermata
The first beat in a measure as conducted by the leader of an ensemble is called the _______________.
Downbeat
Upbeat
The preparatory sign given prior to the first beat in a bar.
Downbeat
Upbeat
When a __________ symbol (_) is added to a note it raises the note by a half-step. For example, if we have the note G and we add a __________ to it the note now becomes G-__________, or G(_).
Flat (♭)
Sharp (♯)
When a __________ symbol (_) is added to a note it lowers the note by a half-step. For example, if we have the note D and we add a __________ to it the note now becomes D-__________ or D(_).
Flat (♭)
Sharp (♯)
A symbol that tells the performer to hold the note as long as s/he would like, but certainly longer than the written note value.
Chorale
Fermata
Measure
Opus
A group of chords can create harmonic tension. When this tension is released with a calm chord, or a chord without tension, it is called a ______________.
Ensemble
Fanfare
Harmony
Resolution
Sempre piu
always loud
always more
more softly
Very lively, or at a very quick speed
Which of the following is correctly ordered from slow to fast ?
Presto - Vivace - Allegro - Moderato - Andante - Adagio - Larghetto - Largo
Larghetto - Largo - Andante - Adagio - Moderato - Allegro - Presto - Vivace
Largo - Larghetto - Adagio - Andante - Moderato - Allegro - Vivace - Presto
Vivace - Presto - Allegro - Moderato - Adagio - Andante - Largo - Larghetto
Meaning work. Work numbers are usually assigned by the composer. Often the _______ numbers are assigned in order of composition, but at times the numbers are assigned by order of publication.
Key
Opus
Step
Tonality
Which of the following is correctly ordered from load to soft in scale of dynamic markings?
pianississimo - pianissimo - mezzo-piano - piano - forte - mezzo-forte - fortissimo - fortississimo
pianississimo - pianissimo - piano - mezzo-piano - mezzo-forte - forte - fortissimo - fortississimo
fortississimo - fortissimo - mezzo-forte - forte - piano - mezzo-piano - pianissimo - pianississimo
fortississimo - fortissimo - forte - mezzo-forte - mezzo-piano - piano - pianissimo - pianississimo
An identifiable succession of musical sounds.
Form
Melody
Movement
Theme
