WorksheetsKO: iGCSE CIE Set Work 2020: Rossini - William Tell Overture
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What part of the opera is this?
Dawn
Storm
Pastoral
The galop
Sotto voce
Below the voice (quietly)
Soft voice
No voice
Above the voice
Rinforzando (rinforz.)
Greater force
Slow down
Less force
Speed up
Smorzando (smorz.)
Dying away
Blend together
Becoming brighter
Slow down
Tutta forza
Full power
Less power
Gradually build power
With all force
Dolce
Sweetly
Death
Softer
Sleepily
Modal shifts
Move between major and minor scales
Move between melodic shapes
Adding chords
Changing style of music
Borrowed chords
When composers share chords
From parallel minor (diminished 7th)
Using chords not your own
Chords that borrow time
Pedal notes
Held or repeated note in the bass
When you use the pedal on the piano
When you use a pedal on an effect board
Notes played by using the pedals on a harp
Dominant pedal
When you pedal on the dominant
The most important pedal
The pedal that is the loudest
The third pedal on the piano
Relative Major - From E minor
G Major
E Major
C# Major
C Major
Parallel Tonic - From E minor
E Major
G Major
C# Major
C# Minor
Relative minor - E Major
C# Minor
A Minor
G Minor
E Minor
C#7
C#-G#-B-E
C#-G-B-E
C#-G-B-E#
C#-G#-B#-E#
Suspension
Single note of a chord held over another chord
When you remove the third from a chord
When you keep playing a chord
When there is no chord
A# diminished 7
A#-C#-E-G
A#-C-E-G
A#-C#-E-G#
A#-C#-E#-G#
Cor Anglais (transpose)
Perfect 5th lower than written
Perfect 5th higher than written
Perfect 4th lower than written
Perfect 4th higher than written
Clarinets in 'A' (transpose)
Minor 3rd lower than written
Minor 3rd higher than written
Major 3rd lower than written
Major third higher than written
Horns in 'G' (transpose)
Perfect 4th lower than written
Perfect 4th higher than written
Perfect 5th lower than written
Perfect 5th higher than written
Horns in 'E' (transpose)
Minor 6th lower than written
Minor 6th higher than written
Major 6th lower than written
Major 6th higher than written
Trumpets in 'E' (transpose)
Major 3rd higher than written
Major 3rd lower than written
Minor 3rds higher than written
Minor 3rd lower than written
Timpani tunning
E and B
E and G
E and G#
C# and G
Ripieno
Accompanying section
Leading section
Soloist
Conductor
Double stopping
Playing two notes together on strings
Stopping twice in a row
Stopping at the end of a bar twice
Stopping in imitation
Trumpet development - valves
Restricted mainly to tonic and dominant
Fully developed
Could only play in thirds
Could not play chromatic notes
