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Year 7_Programme Music

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

(a)   is music which is descriptive, suggesting visual images or telling a story.

2.

In Music, a (a)   is a collection of smaller pieces of music, or movements of varying character, which make up one large whole.

3.

The "Carnival of the Animals" is a suite composed by Camille Saint-Saëns, who was a French composer during the

a)

Baroque Period

(1600 - 1750)

b)

Classical Period

(1750 - 1820)

c)

Romantic Period

(1800 - 1900)

4.

Chromatic is

a)

using only the white notes on the piano.

b)

using any of the notes on the piano, especially white and black notes that are close together.

c)

using only the black notes on the piano

5.

An (a)   is a pattern that repeats.

6.

MUSICAL ELEMENTS - Pitch describes

a)

whether musical notes are higher or lower

b)

whether musical notes are louder or quieter

c)

patterns of short and long notes that move with the pulse of the music

d)

the ‘quality’ or type of sound

7.

MUSICAL ELEMENTS - Dynamics describes

a)

the ‘quality’ or type of sound

b)

whether notes are higher or lower

c)

whether notes are louder or quieter

d)

how different sounds are arranged together; lots of sounds, or only one sound.

8.

MUSICAL ELEMENTS - Rhythm describes

a)

whether the piece sounds happy & bright, or dark, mysterious, & sad

b)

patterns of short and long notes that move with the pulse of the music

c)

whether notes on the keyboard are high or low

d)

the ‘quality’ or type of sound

9.

MUSICAL ELEMENTS - Texture describes

a)

whether the piece sounds happy & bright, or dark, mysterious, & sad

b)

Whether the notes are louder or quieter

c)

How different sounds are arranged together; lots of sounds, or only one sound?

d)

the ‘quality’ or type of sound

10.

MUSICAL ELEMENTS - Tempo describes

a)

patterns of short and long notes that move with the pulse of the music

b)

different sounds are arranged together; lots of sounds, or only one sound

c)

whether the piece sound happy & bright, or dark, mysterious, & sad?

d)

the pulse or beat of the music, is it faster or slower?