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WorksheetsEduqas Music - Rhythm
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
When the strong accent is placed on a normally weak beat.
(a)
These rhythms give a dotted / triplet rhythm feel to the beat, and are often used in jazz.
Swing rhythms
Chaal
Syncopation
Crotchets
A 4-beat note is called a...
(a)
A 2-beat note is called a...
(a)
A 1-beat note is called a...
(a)
This is when the accents are on the strong beats, e.g. the first beat of the bar.
Syncopation
Dotted rhythms
Quaver
On the beat
This is an 8-note dotted rhythmic pattern found in bhangra.
(a)
Energetic rhythms, 'pushing’ the music on.
Chaal
Minim
Driving rhythms
Dotted rhythms
A half beat note is called a...
(a)
A quarter beat note is called a...
(a)
When 3 equal note values are played in the time of 2 note values.
(a)
In a dotted rhythm, what does a dot placed after a note mean?
Adds half the original value
Adds a quarter of the original value
Doubles the original value
Two notes of the same pitch joined together by a short curved line.
Minim
Semibreve
Slurred notes
Tied notes
Typical rhythms of any kind of dance are called...
(a)
Rhythmic riffs and patterns associated with ‘rock’ music are called...
(a)
