WorksheetsFinal Review .5
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 28mins
Songs of praise or devotion to one's country
Marches
National Anthems
melodies
Symphonies
Marcha Real or Royal March is which countries anthem?
England
USA
Spain
France
Rules of diplomatic or state etiquette
Laws
Anthems
Meter
Protocols
When the Queen of England appears publicly, what song is played?
Hail to the Chief
God Save the Queen
My Country Tis of Thee
Uptown Funk
What piece of music is most commonly used for US Graduations?
Plump and Circumference
Pomp and Circumstance
Sense and Sensibility
Pride and Prejudice
Who is considered the Marching King, writing music for, and developing the modern marching band?
Tchaikovsky
Stravinsky
John Philip Sousa
Francis Scott Key
Who wrote "The Stars and Stripes Forever" and "The Washington Post March?"
Borodin
Tchaikovsky
John P Sousa
Mozart
In the 1812 Overture, which two countries are at war?
Britain and the USA
France and Spain
France and Russia
Russian and Spain
The 1812 Overture is celebration of a victory by which country?
France
England
Spain
Russia
Who wrote the poem that became the lyrics to the "Star Spangled Banner?"
Langston Hughes
e. e. cummings
Francis Scott Key
Edgar Allen Poe
Ballroom dance from Europe in the 1800s, written in 3 and very formal
Tango
Waltz
Ballet
Conjuto
What dance style evolved from Disco and typically includes athletic moves like flips and spinning on the the ground? (80's)
Hip hop
Break dancing
Tap
Jazz
Who wrote the music for famous ballets such as "The Nutcracker" and "Swan Lake"
Louis XIV
Tchaikovsky
Stravinsky
Mozart
Originally meaning "records library," became used to refer to dance clubs, and shortened to name the genre of dance music - 70's
Discotheque
Disc Jocky
Lindy Hop
Rock and Roll
The "king" of rock and roll, blending singing and dancing in his performances - 50's
Chubby Checker
Fred Astaire
Elvis Presley
Louis XIV
Jazzy dance in which couples swing, balance, and twirl - 30s
Lindy Hop
Charleston
Tap
Tango
Athletic dance including kicks and leg rotations - popular in the 20s
Cha-cha
Mambo
Charleston
Twist
The emphasis placed on a musical sound
Accent
Meter
Beat
Rhythm
Dance in which foot movements produce audible rhythms
Conjuto
Tap Dancing
Ballet
Samba
Refined classical style of dance
Ballet
Samba
Conjuto
Cha-cha
What is a beat?
Pulse of music
quarter note
rest
a pattern of sounds
Melody is?
The tune
The order of pitches in a key
The steady pulse
A pattern of sounds
What is rhythm?
The tune of a song
The steady pulse
A pattern of sounds in time with the beat
The speed of the music
Two or more simultaneous tones that create a pleasing affect
Melody
Pitch
Rhythm
Harmony
The characteristic quality of the sound of an instrument or voice
Tone
Pitch
Dynamics
Timbre
The highness or lowness of a tone is specified by its
Harmony
Meter
Pitch
Dynamics
A song with a question-and-answer pattern in which a group responds to a leader
Canon
Call and response
Harmony
Popular music
Scholars who study the music of different cultural groups
Anthropologists
Ethnomusicologists
Musicians
Composers
Informal music that develops within and is strongly associated with a cultural group or region (aka folk music)
Traditional Music
Popular Music
Classical Music
Children's music
A style of "art" music in which performances are more refined and often formal
Traditional
Popular
Classical
Romantic
Stage plays with songs and dance interspersed with spoken lines
Operettas
Symphonies
movies
Tempo
A short musical idea that is easily remembered and helps unify a composition
Motive
Harmony
Rhythm
Soprano
An inventory of compositions mastered an performed by a musician
Dialogue
Aria
Libretto
repertoire
Staged drama that is predominantly sung, with orchestral accompaniment
Broadway musical
Opera
Vaudville
Tap dancing
Serious opera
Opera Seria
Opera buffa
Vaudville
operetta
Text of an opera or musical
Dialogue
Songs
Libretto
Orchestra
Lyrical phrases, beauty, and brilliant technique
A capella
bel canto
blues
ballet
The Capacity to think sound
Improvisation
Bass
Scale
Audiation
Intermediate male range
Soprano
Tenor
Baritone
Bass
Intermediate female voice
Soprano
Tenor
Mezzo-soprano
Bass
Distance between lowest and highest pitches
Scale
Interval
Key
Range
Sung conversation in an opera
Aria
Dialogue
Recitative
Baritone
The notated grouping of beats - separated by bar lines
staff
measure
meter
rhythm
A repeated musical figure
Rhythm
Syncopation
Improvisation
Ostinato
What does the bottom number in the time signature stand for ?
which note gets the beat
how many notes are in a measure
the number of measures
how long the rhythm takes
Symbols that represent musical silence
Notes
Rests
Staff
Treble Clef
