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WorksheetsUnit 5: Choral Wellbeing
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 8mins
Choose related statements mentioned in the video "Music and Mind LIVE with Renee Fleming".
Over 50 million people in the US sing in a choir
Singing is socially, physically, and cognitively engaging
Older adults who sang in the choir for six months felt increased interest in science
Listening to music lights up emotional, memory, and language areas of the brain
Spalding has become one of the sample for the fMRI Brain scanning. Who is Esperanza Spalding?
Bassist and Singer
Singer and Pianist
Guitarist and Singer
Improviser and Music Student
The Singing Revolution (2007) is a documentary that chronicles the tradition of singing in the Baltic Countries such as Estonia. What is the reason for that peaceful "singing revolution"?
To fight for the arts and music
To fight for the freedom to sing
To fight for independence
To fight for political party
Bonus 1: Choose the correct continuation lyrics from the song "Why We Sing"
"Music builds a bridge, it can tear down the wall...
Music is a language that can speaks to one for all!
Music is a language that can sing to one and all!
Music is a language that can speaks to one on one!
Music is a language that can speaks to one and all!
According to Dr. Charles Lim, the prefrontal cortex (front area of the brain) where analytical and critic-part of our brain that makes us different from the animals lights up during music playing. What happen during singing improvisation?
The activity on prefrontal cortex activated
The activity on the prefrontal cortex decreased
The activity on prefrontal cortex increased
The activity on prefrontal cortex flashing
Dr. Julene Johnson said that singing together brings us together in a meaningful activity. What are other significant roles that Dr. Johnson said during the interview?
Having common goal in creating beautiful art
Allow us to learn different cultures
Share our singing to others in public performances
Bring our differences stronger apart
Music plays a big part of our life of celebrations such as graduations, weddings, funerals, holidays deep in our memories. Why does music stay preserved for people with Alzheimer's disease?
Researcher hypothesized that music part of the brain is least affected
Music is a powerful trigger for memories
Familiar music open ways to emotional parts of our brain
Music has no significant value in human experience
The choir that performs with the Royal Opera House has members from
8 - 80 years of age
18 - 80 years of age
10 - 60 years of age
17 - 69 years of age
John Rutter said that Choir is important because choral singing
Gives lesson about harmony among human
Pours out each other soul
Brings community value
Bring refreshing experience after working hours
John Rutter said that choral music is not a frill (unnecessary extra feature) but its akin to
river that spreads to the sea
an oak that spreads its branches
a flower that blooms in the morning
the cry of a first born entering the world
What is the total value of these notes?
3 minims
6 crotchets
8 quavers
two semibreves
What will happen on the 12.12?
Shopee Sales
Birthday Principal
Birthday Conductor
Saturday
18 days to new year
What is the role of National Endowment of the Arts?
Prepare music teachers
Provide performing space
Offer creative arts therapies
Rehabilitate learning problems
Which one is the correct lyric continuation..
"And i know that i can make it...
For as long as i have music
I'll go on despite my fears
And i feel i want to cry
seem to fade and almost die
