WorksheetsPiano II December Quiz
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 21mins
What is the Order of Sharps?
F#, D#, A#, B#, C#
A#, B#, C#, D#, C#
F#, C#, G#, D#, A#
C#, D#, F#, G#, A#
What is the Order of Flats?
Bb, Eb, Ab, Db, Gb
Ab, Bb, Cb, Db, Eb
Bb, Ab, Db, Gb, Cb
Cb, Db, Eb, Gb, Ab
What are the three (3) flats in C Minor?
Ab
Bb
Db
Eb
What does a key signature tell us?
How fast or slow the piece is.
Which notes are sharp or flat throughout the entire piece.
What type of note receives the beat.
When to go to the coda.
What does 8va------- mean in music?
To play one octave higher than written
To play the entire scale starting on the beginning note.
To repeat the first eight bars of music
To play two octaves higher than written
What does 15ma------- mean in music?
To play one octave higher than written
To play the entire scale starting on the beginning note.
To repeat the first eight bars of music
To play two octaves higher than written
What does Allegro mean?
To play a fast tempo
To play at a walking temp
To play at a moderate tempo
To gradually speed up
What does Andante mean?
To play a fast tempo
To play at a walking temp
To play at a moderate tempo
To gradually speed up
What does Moderato mean?
To play a fast tempo
To play at a walking temp
To play at a moderate tempo
To gradually speed up
What does Accelerando (accel.) mean?
To play a fast tempo
To play at a walking temp
To play at a moderate tempo
To gradually speed up
If you see "C" as the time signature, what time signature are we playing in?
3/4
4/4
2/4
6/8
The first note of the scale is also known as the...?
Tonic
Dominant
Pre-Dominant
Leading Tone
The fifth note of the scale is also known as the...?
Tonic
Dominant
Pre-Dominant
Leading Tone
How do you play staccato?
Short and light
Smooth and connected
Give more emphasis to that note
By raising the note one half step
How do you play legato?
Short and light
Smooth and connected
Give more emphasis to that note
By raising the note one half step
What does an accidental mean?
to add a sharp to a note
to add a flat to the note
when a sharp or flat is in front of a note
when you cancel a sharp or a flat
Where does a coda happen?
in the middle of a song
at the end of the song
as a pick-up measure
after the A section
What do the dots at the end of this piece mean?
Stop playing
Repeat the music
Play louder
Play softer
When was the piano invented?
Around 1700
Around 1800
Around 1900
Around 1600
What does the piano use to produce sound?
Nails
Screwdrivers
Hammers
Pliers
In which country was the piano invented?
Spain
Germany
Italy
France
What does a sharp do?
Lowers the note a half step
Lowers the note a whole step
Raises the note a half step
Raises the note a whole step
What does a flat do?
Lowers the note a half step
Lowers the note a whole step
Raises the note a half step
Raises the note a whole step
What does Enharmonic mean?
Two notes same name
One note with two names
Two sounds with one name
One sound with one name
Cut Time means to play...?
All rhythms in half of their written value
All rhythms in double of their written value
Only the first half of the song
Only the second half of the song
Which one of these articulation markings means to play the note to its full value
Tenuto
Staccato
Legato
Marcato
D.C. al Coda means to...
Immediately go to the Coda Section
Return to the top of the song and play until the Coda
Repeat the song in its entirety
Play the last two measures of the song
What is the order of whole and half steps if you want to create a Major Pentascale?
W-W-H-W
W-H-W-W
W-H-H-W
W-W-W-H
A Waltz is ALWAYS is what time signature?
4/4
2/4
6/8
3/4
How do you change a Major Pentascale to a Minor Pentascale?
Raising the 4th note up one half step
Raising the 3rd note down one half step
Lowering the 3rd note down one half step
Lowering the 4th note down one half step
