WorksheetsChoir Year Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
Where are the half steps in a major scale?
Do-Re, So-La
Mi-Fa, Ti-Do
Re-Mi, La-Ti
Fa-So, La-Ti
The name of the interval between Low Do and High Do is...
5th
6th
7th
Octave
"Rit." in music means...
faster
slower
louder
softer
The interval from Do up to So is a...
5th
4th
3rd
2nd
Sharps in a key signature always come in the following order:
ABCDEFG
GFEDCBA
ACEGBDF
FCGDAEB
What does a flat do to a note?
makes it shorter
raises it a half step
lowers it a half step
makes it louder
List the flats in the order they always show up in a key signature.
(a)
which pure vowel sound is the most naturally "forward" placed?
Ah
Eh
Ee
Oh
Which pure vowel sound is naturally the most "backward" placed?
Oh
Oo
Ee
Ah
Which key has no sharps or flats?
(a)
Which key has all 7 sharps in its key signature?
A
B
C#
F#
What does the bottom number of the meter (time signature) tell us?
what kind of note gets one beat
how many beats in a measure
the tempo of the song
how many measures are in the song
What major key has one flat in its key signature?
(a)
What kind of note gets one beat in 6/8 time?
sixteenth
eighth
quarter
half
What kind of note gets one beat in 4/4 time?
sixteenth
eighth
quarter
half
What three solfege syllables are changed when we sing in a minor key?
M, L, T are lowered a half step
M, L, T are raised a half step
R, F, S are lowered a half step
R, F, S are raised a half step
What is the musical term that means the same pitch has two different names?
Rallentando
subito
dolce
enharmonic
Which of the following are helpful in making an ensemble sound wonderful?
listening to the people around you while singing
knowing which pure vowel you're singing and matching it across the ensemble
all singers placing the tone in a similar place
air moving consistently through the sound
musicians who think and focus while singing
Which TWO of the following will help you sing in tune?
knowing where the half steps are while singing
singing louder
consistent air moving through sound
singing more quietly
what is the enharmonic equivalent of E flat? (a different name for the same pitch)
D
D#
F
F flat
What is the enharmonic equivalent of A#? (a different name for the same pitch)
B flat
B
G#
G
What kind of note takes up an entire measure in 6/8 time?
dotted quarter
dotted half
quarter
dotted eighth
What kind of note gets 2 beats in 4/4 time?
dotted eighth
whole
half
dotted half
What does a dot next to a note do to it's duration? (how long you hold the note)
doubles it
adds a beat
nothing
adds half the value
What does "dolce" mean? (it's an Italian word that tells us something about the style of the music)
short and separated
quickly
sweetly
with force
