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WorksheetsMusic theory level seven
Total questions: 77
Worksheet time: 39mins
Girolamo Frescobaldi
Classical
Romantic
Baroque
20th/21st century
Antonio Soler
Classical
Baroque
20th/21st century
romantic
J.S. Bach
romantic
20th/21st
classical
baroque
G.F. Handel
baroque
romantic
21st/20th
classical
Domenico Scarlatti
baroque
classical
romantic
20th/21st
Henry Purcell
baroque
classical
romantic
20th/21st
Georg Philipp Telemann
classical
romantic
baroque
20th/21st
Franz Josef Haydn
baroque
classical
romantic
20th/21st century
Ludwig Van Beethoven
baroque
romantic
classical
20th/21st
W.A. Mozart
baroque
classical
romantic
20th/21st
Muzio Clementi
romantic
classical
20th/21st
baroque
Frederich Kuhlau
classical
baroque
romantic
20th/21st
Carl Czerny
Classical
romantic
20th/21st
baroque
Edvard Grieg
romantic
classical
baroque
20th/21st
Antonin Dvorak
romantic
classical
baroque
20th/21st
Robert Schumann
romantic
classical
baroque
20th/21st
Frederick Chopin
romantic
classical
baroque
20th/21st
Franz Schubert
Baroque
classical
romantic
20th/21st
Johannes Brahms
baroque
classical
romantic
20th/21st
Norman Dello-Joio
baroque
classical
romantic
20th/21st
Sergei Prokofiev
baroque
classical
romantic
20th/21st
Bela Bartok
baroque
classical
romantic
20th/21st
Dmitri Shostakovsky
baroque
classical
romantic
20th/21st
Dmitri Kabalevsky
Baroque
classical
romantic
20th/21st
Aaron Copland
baroque
classical
romantic
20th/21st
A Tempo
return to the original tempo
play the note louder than the other
accelerate; gradually faster
sharps, flats or naturals written before the notes that are not in the key signature
Accent
Return to the original tempo
play the note louder than the other
accelerate; gradually faster
sharps, flats or naturals written before the notes that are not in the key signature
Accelerando
return to the original tempo
play the note louder than the others
accelerate; gradually faster
sharps, flats or naturals written before the notes that are not in the key signature
accidentals
return to the original tempo
play the note louder than the others
accelerate; gradually faster
sharps, flats or naturals written before the notes that are not in the key signature
slowly
adagio
allargando
allegro
allegretto
broadening; gradually slower
allargando
allegro
allegretto
andante
fast or quick, cheerfully, merrily
allegro
allegretto
andante
andantino
slightly slower than allegro; faster than andante
allegretto
andante
andantino
appoggiatura
a moderate walking tempo.
andante
andantino
animato
appoggiatura
slightly faster than andante; some composers use it to mean slower than andante
andantino
appoggiatura
atonality
arpeggio
used mainly in music of the classical period, play the first note as half the value of the second note
appoggiatura
arpeggio
atonality
bitonality
no specific key or tonality, one feature of the 20th/21st
bitonality
canon
cantabile
atonality
the use of two different keys at the same time
bitonality
canon
cantabile
atonality
a strict form of contrapuntal writing in which each voice exactly imitates the melody of the first voice
canon
cantabile
catabolism
cartan
in a singing style
cantabile
canon
animato
articulation
with vigor or spirit
con brio
coda
con moto
con molto
a short coda, or a short section of music that connects two other sections but is not part of either
codetta
coda
con
moto con
sweetly
dolce
doloroso
brio
motto
sadly; sorrowfully
doloroso
dolce
don
con
merrily, with humor
giocoso
grazioso
largo
lento
gracefully
grazioso
giocoso
largos
graciosos
very slowly
largo
legato
leggiero
lento
lightly, delicately
leggiero
lento
marcato
grazioso
slowly
lento
legato
lengo
leggiero
stressed, marked
marcato
meno
molto
margado
less
meno
molto
moto
maneo
much, very
molto
meno
moto
motto
An ornament in which the written note is played, followed by the note below the written note and the written note again.
mordent
molto
appoggiatura
trill
a word used to indicate the chronological order in which a composer's music was written.
opus
oops
opun
ostinato
a persistently repeated pattern, such as
ostinato
pesante
piano
trill
heavily
pesante
phrase
motive
receptive
more motion; faster
piu mosso
con moto
piu moto
con mosso
little
poco
presto
pesante
pity
one feature of 20th/21st century, the use of several different keys at the same time
polytonality
polyphonic texture
pesante
robusto
gradually slower
rallentando
ritenotu
simile
metaphor
very fast
presto
pesante
percussion
pie
immediately slower
ritenuto
ritardando
rallentando
robusto
robustly, boldly
robusto
presto
ritenuto
sempre
playfully, jokingly
scherzando
sempre
senza
sforzando
always
sempre
senza
sforzando
spiritoso
without
senza
sostenuto
staccato
subito
continue in the same style
simile
sostenuto
syncopation
tranquillo
sustained
sostenuto
subito
syncopation
tranquillo
suddenly; at once
subito
syncopation
tranquillo
tre corda
a momentary contradiction of the meter or pulse, often by changing strong and weak beats within a measure.
syncopation
subito
staccato
sostenuto
peacefully, calmly, tranquilly
tranquillo
tre corda
trill
grazioso
release the tuna cord pedal (soft, left pedal)
tre corda
una corda
corda
moto corda
an ornament in which the written mote is surrounded by its upper and lower neighbors
turn
trill
trill with prefix
mordent
quick, lively
vivace
vivo
...etto
...ino
brisk, lively
vivo
vivace
vivance
vibrise
a suffix meaning little or less than, such as allegretto for a little slower the allegro
...etto
...ino
...con
...piu
a suffix meaning little or less than, such as andantino for a little faster than andante
...etto
...ino
...con
...piu
