WorksheetsDynamics
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 7mins
Dynamics refers to...
the loudness or beat of music
the loudness or shortless of music
the loudness or softness of music
the loudness or loch Ness
Composers use dynamic terms to...
to tell musicians how loud or soft to play
to tell musicicians how fast or slow to play
to tell musicians how nice to play
to tell musicians how to play guitar
Where was dynamic notation developed?
Spain
Italy
France
Sweden
The most important musical terms are...
piano and violin
piano and very piano
piano and strong
piano and forte
Piano menas to play...
very loud
loud
softly
slowly
Forte means to play
fast
low
loud
very soft
Double "p" means....
political party
pianissimo, very soft
pianissimo, very loud
pianissimo, very fast
Double "f" means...
fortísimo, very bad
fortísimo, very good
fortísimo, very soft
fortissimo, very loud
Mezzo piano means...
moderately soft
moderately fast
moderately loud
moderately bad
Mezzo forte means...
moderately soft
moderately fast
moderately loud
moderately bad
In order to softest to loudest we have...
ff, f, mf, mp, p, pp
pp, p, ff, mf, mp, f
pp, p, mp, mf, f, ff
pp, p, mp, f, mf, ff
The proper name of this instrument is...
fortepiano
pianoforte
pianoloud
pianoporte
A gradual increase of volume is called
crescendo
decrescendo
crescenting
decrescenting
A gradual decrease in volume is called
decrescendo or diminiendo
decrescendo or diminuendo
decrescendo or diminuting
decrescendo or crescendo
We called these symbols
hairbeans
cuthair
hairpins
hairjeans
Dynamic marks usually go...
at the top of the page
next to the stave
below the stave
on the stave
In coral music, dynamic marks go...
below the stave
above the stave
at the bottom of the page
next to the stave
In piano music, dynamic marks go...
in between the notes of the grand staff
in between the lines of the grand staff
in between the pages of the grand staff
in between the stave of the grand staff
