WorksheetsWagner/Enharmonic notes/half&whole steps
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 17mins
Wagner wrote the librettos for his operas?
true
false
Other Opera composers frequently copied Wagner's style
False
True
Wagner based his operas on...
newsletters
books
myths and legends
all of the above
In addition to music, Wagner also wrote...
navigational charts
newsletters
magazine articles
Books
What term did Wagner use to describe his operas?
Wagner rings
music dramas
singing plays
folk plays
Wagner's operas were described as...
having an endless melody
boring
too theatrical
dramatic
A reoccurring melody is known as....
a Wagner society
a leitmotiv
Bayreuth
an opera
Allegro means......
fast
slow
walking speed
moderately fast
Adagio means....
fast
slow
walking speed
moderately fast
The theater Wagner had built in Bayreuth, Germans is used almost exclusively for the performance of...
operas
folk plays
poetry
piano music
Who was the composer/conductor who became Wagner's father-in-law?
Ludwig Beethoven
Franz List
Johannes Brahms
Amadeus Mozart
a leitmotif of a motif is described as....
when a character sings his part
when a character is depicted by a specific reoccuring melody
the part of the music that feels like the climax
the melody
What was the name of the song you listened to by Wagner?
the 5th symphony
The Lord of the Rings
Lohengrin
we did not have ant listening examples.
Where was Wagner born?
England
Germany
Italy
France
Where did Wagner die?
Italy
Germany
France
the United States
What are enharmonic notes?
all the black keys
notes that sound the same but have different names
all the white keys
notes that change in a song to make it sound more interesting
What's another name for Ab?
A
G#
B
C
What is another name for B natural?
It does not have an enharmonic note
Cb
Bb
A#
What is another name for F#?
Eb
Gb
G
D
What is another name for C#?
Bb
A
Db
D
Does G have an enharmonic note that we talked about?
no
yes, it's Ab
yes, it's F#
yes, it's G#
What's another name for E#?
D
G
F#
F
What is a half step?
the distance from one key to the next immediate key on the piano (up or down/black or white)
The distance between one key to two keys above or below it on the piano (black or white)
every single note on the piano
all the black keys
What is a whole step?
the distance from one key to the next immediate key on the piano (up or down/black or white)
The distance between one key to two keys above or below it on the piano (black or white)
every single note on the piano
all the black keys
What is a HALF step BELOW F?
A
E
G
B
What is a Half step below Ab?
A
Bb
G#
G
What is a half step above B?
A
Bb
C
D
What is a half step above D#?
E
F
C
Eb
What is a whole step above G?
B
F
A
G#
What is a whole step above C?
A
B
D
E
What is a Whole step BELOW Bb?
A
C
B
Ab
What is a whole step below D?
C
E
B
A
