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Music 10 1st Quarter

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This refers to the wide leaps or intervals from one note to the next.

a)

Disjunct Progressions

b)

Unusual Meter

c)

Polyrhythms

d)

Unconventional Meter

2.

This refers to the unusual time signatures.

a)

Disjunct Projections

b)

Unusual Meter

c)

Unconventional Meters

d)

Polyrhythms

3.

This is the frequent changes in meter or time signature.

a)

Disjunct Progressions

b)

Unusual Meter

c)

Multimeter

d)

Polyrhythms

4.

This refers to the two or more meters used at the same time

a)

Unusual Meter

b)

Unconventional Meters

c)

Polyrhythms

d)

Multimeter

5.

He is the one who made the “Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun”. He is also an impressionist musician.

a)

Arnold Schoenberg

b)

Maurice Ravel

c)

Claude Debussy

6.

This music genre emphasizes the intense and subjective emotion rather than portraying the outward appearances.

a)

Impressionism

b)

Expressionism

c)

Electronic Music

d)

Chance Music

7.

This is also called “twelve-tone”. It is a serial manipulation of the twelve chromatic pitches.

a)

Dodecaphonic

b)

Multiple Serialization

c)

Serialism

8.

This is a music genre wherein musicians manipulate various sounds they wish to have.

a)

Impressionism

b)

Expressionism

c)

Electronic Music

d)

Chance Music

9.

This is a complex electronic instrument that contains oscillators and filters under one system.

a)

Digital Synthesizer

b)

Analog Synthesizer

10.

An analog sound is converted to digital information and is called “sampling.”

a)

Digital Synthesizer

b)

Analog Synthesizer

11.

He is the “Father of Electronic Music”.

a)

Claude Debussy

b)

Arnold Schoenberg

c)

Edgard Varèse

d)

John Cage

12.

This is one of the most radical trends of the twentieth century. It is also called “aleatory music”.

a)

Impressionism

b)

Expressionism

c)

Electronic Music

d)

Chance Music

13.

He is known as the most important figure in aleatory music.

a)

Edgard Varèse

b)

Claude Debussy

c)

John Cage

d)

Arnold Schoenberg