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WorksheetsMusic Terms - Daniel
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 22mins
What does dynamics refer to?
changes in volume
the thickness of a guitar string
how fast you play
tempo
The melody of a song is
how the bass and drums interact
the tune the singer sings
the bass notes of the chord progression
the main part of the harmony
What is a chord?
One string strummed by itself
Multiple notes strummed at the same time
Playing with your fingers instead of a pick
Varying the soft and loud parts of a song is called
muting
swells
dynamics
cupping
A instrument that plays pre-programmed sounds.
piano
organ
synthesizer
slide guitar
a song with no words
airplay
backing track
instrumental
not recorded
catchy
concert
live
one song from a collection
number one
soundtrack
single
a collection of songs
top ten
concert
album
the words of a song
tune
melody
lyrics
Which part of the song structure usually just happens once?
B section
Bridge
Tag
Vamp
MAJOR chords generally sound
loud
green
sad
happy
Timbre refers to
how loud or soft something is
how fast or slow something is played
the character of an instrument's sound
how high a note is on the neck
What is the name of this symbol?
Sharp
Flat
Natural
Which of these is a flat sign?
What is a RIFF?
the loudest part of a song
a part completely separate from the verse and chorus
a rhythmic part that is repeated throughout a song
a short solo
What is a LICK?
when you play the guitar with your tongue
a short series of notes played once or only a few times in a song
a device for raising the guitar's pitch
a repeating rhythm part in a song's verse
What is VIBRATO ?
a slight variation in pitch that makes a note more musical
something used by guitarists and vocalists
bending a note in and out of tune rapidly
all of these
What is PITCH?
how high or low a note sounds
how loud a note is
how fast a song goes
what Justin Verlander does
A scale is
an instrument for tuning
a group of notes arranged around a target note
the notes of a chord
playing all the notes in order
When an artist plays his/her version of another artist's song, that's called a(n)
instrumental
sample
cover
stereo
All instruments play the same 12 notes.
TRUE
FALSE
What Chord Is This?
F#m
F
Em
C
The word "scale" means
rope
sequence
order
ladder
If you see a 0 on your TAB, what do you do?
Play all the strings at once
Play that string open (without pushing on any frets)
Play on the 10th fret
To help you find the frets quicker, most guitar have dots on the fretboard. But on which frets?
The odd numbers (3, 5, 7, 9)
The even numbers (2, 4, 6, 8)
If you see two numbers on top of each other vertically, what do you do?
Play one string directly after the other
Play only the strings with no numbers on
Play both strings at the same time
What do you play here?
4 single notes followed by 2 strums of a G chord
two pull offs followed by a G chord
all downstrokes
an arpeggio and then two G chords
Match the Tab chord to the correct chord diagram.
Draw a picture of you playing a guitar.
