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WorksheetsSpring 2022 Instrumental Music Final
Total questions: 66
Worksheet time: 33mins
This symbol is worth 1/2 a beat of sound. What is it called?
16th Note
Quarter Note
Whole Note
8th Note
This symbol is worth 2 beats of sound. What is it called?
Half Note
Quarter Note
8th Note
Dotted Half Note
This symbol tells us to hold the note until the conductor cuts us off. What is it called?
Slur
Tie
Fermata
Triplet
What is the name of the symbol that tells us to connect two different pitches. They are performed legato.
Slur
Tie
Fermata
Triplet
This symbol tells us to hold the first note for both note values. What is it called?
Slur
Tie
Fermata
Triplet
Which element of music uses the terms loud and soft?
Timbre
Duration
Pitch
Dynamics
Which element of music uses the terms fast and slow?
Dynamics
Tempo
Pitch
Duration
Which element of music refers to the sound quality of an instrument or voice?
Texture
Articulation
Timbre
Tempo
Which element of music uses the term high and low?
Pitch
Texture
Dynamics
Duration
Which element in music uses the terms thick and thin?
Dynamics
Tempo
Texture
Tonality
What two words can be used to describe dynamics?
Loud or soft
Fast or slow
High or low
Think or thin
What two words can be used to describe tempo?
Loud or soft
Fast or slow
Long or short
Smooth or detached
What two words can be used to describe tonality?
Tonic and Dominant
Loud or soft
High or low
Long or short
What type of music did Scott Joplin compose?
Swing
Marches
Ragtime
Ballads
New Orleans Jazz featured a certain kind of improvisation called _____________ improvisation
combative
collective
discovering
pretending
This instrument was often found in the "parlor" of early 1900s homes
Slide Trombone
Player Piano
Marching Piccolo
Electric Guitar
New Orleans Jazz does not typically have a steady beat, it has a
funky beat
driving beat
groove beat
solid beat
Accenting on unexpected beats is called
Syncopation
Ragtime
Polyphony
Melody
Many melodies played at once
polyphony
harmony
chords
arpeggio
A style of music, mostly played at the piano, that was popular for more than 25 years
March
Concerto
Bebop
Ragtime
Marches, Rags, and New Orleans Jazz all have this in common
12 Bar Blues
AABA
Two Beat Feel
Concerto
According to the assignment "Music That Scared America" most Americans consume music _________________
actively
passively
passionately
none of these
What is this?
Time Signature
Key Signature
Clef
What does a sharp do to a note?
Make it higher by a half step
Make it lower by a half step
Makes no difference at all
Activates a google search
What is this?
Flat
Sharp
Lower case b
Natural
What does a flat do to a note?
Make the note lower by a half step
Make a note higher by a half step
Makes no difference at all
Squishes the note
There are two flats in the key signature. What are they?
B
E
A
D
There is 1 sharp in your key signature. What note is sharp?
F
C
G
D
What is this?
Flat
Sharp
Natural
A forbidden symbol
What does a natural do to a note? Choose all that apply.
Makes it higher by a half step
Makes it lower by a half step
Makes no difference at all
brings a note back to it's natural form
Cancels out a flat or sharp
Which of these is a treble clef?
Which of these is a bass clef?
Which tempo means "fast"?
Andante
Adagio
Moderato
Allegro
True or False: These notes are always played very fast.
True
False
Which time signature is also called "common time"?
4/4
3/4
2/4
How many chords does Blues Music usually contain?
2 alternating chords
4 alternating chords
3 alternating chords
the same chord that repeats
How many bars are in a simple Blues song?
12
15
4
3
Which of the following instruments would normally be found in a jazz band?
Which of the following statements is about meter?
"I think the song uses monody."
"This measure has four beats."
"The tempo is quite slow."
"The song's melody was repeated."
When would a syncopated beat occur?
On the downbeat
On a weak beat
At the start of a new phrase
During a musical cadence
What name refers to a 4/4 time signature?
Common time
Free time
Cut time
Half time
Back in the early 1900s Ragtime became so popular that contemporary composers wrote using its flavor
True
False
Where was Bach born?
Germany
England
Russia
Italy
When did Bach die?
July 28 1750
July 25 1750
June 17 1762
March 28 1762
What was Bach’s most famous piece?
Fugue in B major
Fugue D Minor
Art of the Fugue
Mass in B minor
What instruments could Bach play?
Harpsichord
Organ
Violin
All of the above
How many churches was he a music director for?
3
4
5
2
Which of these instruments is an organ?
What is choral music?
Music for orchestra
music for piano
music for organ
music for choir
What century was Bach born in?
17th
12th
21st
18th
How can you describe Bach in one sentence?
He was a famous German pianist
He was a famous German singer
He was a famous German composer
He was a famous German artist
The Baroque era ended with his death
Bach
Handel
Didn’t write opera
Bach
Handel
Piano means
Loud
Quiet
Medium Loud
Very Quiet
How loud and quiet the music is
Dynamics
Meter
Tempo
Instrumentation
The speed of the music
Dynamics
Meter
Tempo
Instrumentation
Crescendo
Getting softer
Getting slower
Getting faster
Getting louder
Mezzo Piano
Loud
Getting louder
Getting softer
Medium Soft
What is this called?
Repeat
Measure
Half Note
Time Signature
What do you do when you see this?
Skip it
Just play it as usual
Repeat it
Play it louder
What is this symbol?
Bass Clef
Repeat sign
Forte
Treble Clef
What musical symbol is this?
Whole rest
Quarter rest
Half rest
Eighth rest
Which musical term means "VERY quiet?"
