WorksheetsIt's a Spaceship!
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
Which one of these describes volume in music?
tone
articulation
dynamics
phrasing
What should we do if we see this symbol on a note?
play the note 1 1/2 beats
play the note short
play the note long
play the notes without tonguing
What should we do if we see this symbol on a note?
play the note short and strong
play the note long
play the note without tonguing
cancel the sharp or flat
What should we do if we see this symbol?
play the notes short
play the notes strong
connect the notes
play the notes quiet
What word does this symbol stand for?
fortissimo
forte
piano
pianissimo
What word does this symbol stand for?
fortissimo
forte
mezzo forte
piano
Which one of these tells you to play VERY QUIET?
Which one of these is FLAT?
Which one of these is SHARP?
Which one of these is NATURL?
Which one of these is MARCATO?
Which one of these is ACCENT?
Which one of these is STACCATO?
Which one of these is SLUR?
Which of these is DECRESCENDO?
If we want to play the music again, which symbol will we see?
Which word describes the QUALITY OF SOUND?
articulation
dynamics
phrasing
tone
Which word describes making MUSICAL SENTENCES?
articulation
dynamics
tone
phrasing
This shows the sharps or flats that are present for THE WHOLE SONG?
Key Signature
Accidentals
Time Signature
Common Time
This is a symbol that changes the note (sharp, flat natural) for just one measure
key signature
accidentals
time signature
common time
How many notes should be played flat in this measure?
1
2
3
4
FLATS will always appear in the same order in a key signature
true
false
Sharps do NOT occur in the same order in a key signature.
TRUE
FALSE
The order that the sharps occur in a key signature is BACKWARDS from the order of the flats
TRUE
FALSE
You will NEVER see a key signature that has BOTH flat and sharp notes
TRUE
FALSE
Both sharps and flats can happen in the same piece of music as ACCIDENTALS.
TRUE
FALSE
What is the order of the FLATS?
FCGDAEB
FBCDGAE
BEADGCF
BDAEGFC
What is the order of the SHARPS?
FCGDAEB
BEADGCF
BDFECAG
FDACGBE
What notes should be played FLAT?
BGCD
FCGD
EDGA
BEAD
What notes should be played FLAT?
BGCD
GCFB
EDGA
BEAD
What notes should be played FLAT?
BEADGC
GCFBEA
EDGAFC
BEFACD
What notes should be played SHARP?
BE
GD
FC
AB
Which notes should be played sharp?
FCGDA
DAEBF
BEADG
DFCEA
Which one of these is a HALF REST?
What is the name of this note?
half rest
quarter note
quarter rest
whole note
How many counts does this note get?
1
3
2
1.5
When there is a dot AFTER the note, what does it do?
play the note very short
add and extra 1/2 to the note's value
play the note flat
repeat the note
When there is a dot ABOVE or BELOW a note, what does it do?
play the note very short
adds an extra 1/2 to the note's value
play the note flat
repeat the note
Which of these is a TIE?
Which instrument is NOT a woodwind?
flute
trumpet
clarinet
saxophone
Which instrument is NOT a brass?
trumpet
saxophone
trombone
tuba
Which instruments create a sound by hitting them?
woodwinds
brass
strings
percussion
