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Theme and Variations

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a Theme?

a)

Main 'catchy' melodic idea.

b)

Second melodic idea

c)

Heard at the end of the music

d)

Changes that have been made

2.

What is a variation?

a)

Main melodic idea heard at the start

b)

Changes made to the Theme

c)

A second melody heard in the chorus

d)

A melodic idea heard at the end

3.

What does the word Augmentation mean?

a)

Make something faster

b)

Make something louder

c)

Make something smaller

d)

Make something bigger

4.

What does Rhythmic Augmentation mean?

a)

Make rhythmic values quicker

b)

Make rhythms slower

c)

Make rhythmic values longer (bigger)

d)

Make rhythmic values shorter (smaller)

5.

What is a Sequence in Music?

a)

A melodic idea repeated 6 times

b)

An idea that is repeated and moves up or down in pitch each time.

c)

An idea that is repeated but played by a different instrument

d)

A repetitive bassline

6.

What is Imitation?

a)

Idea is repeated but played lower in pitch

b)

Idea is repeated at twice the speed

c)

Idea is repeated really quietly

d)

Idea is repeated by a different instrument

7.

What is a drone?

a)

Long held note

b)

Short repeated quaver idea

c)

Fast semi-quaver run

d)

Repeated melodic idea

8.

What is a Counter-Melody?

a)

Slow Melody played in the bass

b)

Second Melody that is played at the same time as the first

c)

Second Melody heard at the end of the piece

d)

New melody that clashes with the first

9.

Which of these is not an example of ornamentation?

a)

Trill

b)

Mordent

c)

Turn

d)

Bass Guitar

10.

What does Tonality mean?

a)

The speed a piece of music is written at

b)

How loud a piece of music is played

c)

What key a piece of music is written in (Major/Minor)

d)

The structure of a piece of music

11.

What does Metre mean?

a)

The speed of a piece of music

b)

How many instruments are playing

c)

An introduction

d)

How many beats per bar