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Band

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

Fanfare and Flourishes description is:

a)

Curnow wrote this piece for brass band, then arranged it for concert band. 

b)

Subtitled Sketches of Scotland, the medley features the songs Scots Wha Hae, Comin’ Thro the Rye, Clean Pease Strae, My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean, and Scotland the Brave. The slower, majestic sections represent Scotland’s deep history and patriotism.

c)

A rhapsody is a piece of music in which melodies are freely interpreted and passed around the instruments in the ensemble. The Moreen (The Minstrel Boy), I Know Where I’m Going, Shepherd’s Lamb Reel, Cockles and Mussels, The Rakes of Mallow, and Kathleen O’ More. 

d)

This march is named after a beautiful region of Norway halfway between Oslo, the capital of Norway, and Bergen.

2.

Themes from Green Bushes discription

a)

Subtitled Sketches of Scotland, the medley features the songs Scots Wha Hae, Comin’ Thro the Rye, Clean Pease Strae, My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean, and Scotland the Brave. The slower, majestic sections represent Scotland’s deep history and patriotism.

b)

A fantasia is a musical genre that explores the use of musical motifs and does not follow a set form.

c)

Consequently, Grainger arranged it into the form of a passacaglia, which is a series of continuous variation occurring over a repeated bass line

d)

However, this circus march is referred to as a galop, which means it is blazingly fast!

3.

Nostalgia description

a)

A fantasia is a musical genre that explores the use of musical motifs and does not follow a set form.

b)

A rhapsody is a piece of music in which melodies are freely interpreted and passed around the instruments in the ensemble. The Moreen (The Minstrel Boy), I Know Where I’m Going, Shepherd’s Lamb Reel, Cockles and Mussels, The Rakes of Mallow, and Kathleen O’ More. 

c)

This march is named after a beautiful region of Norway halfway between Oslo, the capital of Norway, and Bergen.

d)

The term “nostalgia” refers to a sentimental personal association. 

4.

Pipe and Thistle description

a)

Curnow wrote this piece for brass band, then arranged it for concert band. 

b)

Subtitled Sketches of Scotland, the medley features the songs Scots Wha Hae, Comin’ Thro the Rye, Clean Pease Strae, My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean, and Scotland the Brave. The slower, majestic sections represent Scotland’s deep history and patriotism.

c)

The Wells Fargo Wagon, Till There Was You, and Seventy-Six Trombones

d)

This march is named after a beautiful region of Norway halfway between Oslo, the capital of Norway, and Bergen.

5.

Valdres description

a)

This march is named after a beautiful region of Norway halfway between Oslo, the capital of Norway, and Bergen.

b)

Consequently, Grainger arranged it into the form of a passacaglia, which is a series of continuous variation occurring over a repeated bass line

c)

The concert overture is in standard ABA overture form: an introduction, a fast opening section, a slow middle section, a recapitulation of the material from the first section, and a brief coda, or ending section.

d)

However, this circus march is referred to as a galop, which means it is blazingly fast!

6.

Celebration and Dance description

a)

A rhapsody is a piece of music in which melodies are freely interpreted and passed around the instruments in the ensemble. The Moreen (The Minstrel Boy), I Know Where I’m Going, Shepherd’s Lamb Reel, Cockles and Mussels, The Rakes of Mallow, and Kathleen O’ More. 

b)

This march is named after a beautiful region of Norway halfway between Oslo, the capital of Norway, and Bergen.

c)

The concert overture is in standard ABA overture form: an introduction, a fast opening section, a slow middle section, a recapitulation of the material from the first section, and a brief coda, or ending section.

d)

Consequently, Grainger arranged it into the form of a passacaglia, which is a series of continuous variation occurring over a repeated bass line

7.

Fantasia for Band description

a)

Consequently, Grainger arranged it into the form of a passacaglia, which is a series of continuous variation occurring over a repeated bass line

b)

A fantasia is a musical genre that explores the use of musical motifs and does not follow a set form.

c)

The term “nostalgia” refers to a sentimental personal association. 

d)

Subtitled Sketches of Scotland, the medley features the songs Scots Wha Hae, Comin’ Thro the Rye, Clean Pease Strae, My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean, and Scotland the Brave. The slower, majestic sections represent Scotland’s deep history and patriotism.

8.

Highlights from The Music Man

a)

This march is named after a beautiful region of Norway halfway between Oslo, the capital of Norway, and Bergen.

b)

Subtitled Sketches of Scotland, the medley features the songs Scots Wha Hae, Comin’ Thro the Rye, Clean Pease Strae, My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean, and Scotland the Brave. The slower, majestic sections represent Scotland’s deep history and patriotism.

c)

Consequently, Grainger arranged it into the form of a passacaglia, which is a series of continuous variation occurring over a repeated bass line

d)

The Wells Fargo Wagon, Till There Was You, and Seventy-Six Trombones

9.

Irish Rhapsody description

a)

A rhapsody is a piece of music in which melodies are freely interpreted and passed around the instruments in the ensemble. The Moreen (The Minstrel Boy), I Know Where I’m Going, Shepherd’s Lamb Reel, Cockles and Mussels, The Rakes of Mallow, and Kathleen O’ More. 

b)

This march is named after a beautiful region of Norway halfway between Oslo, the capital of Norway, and Bergen.

c)

The concert overture is in standard ABA overture form: an introduction, a fast opening section, a slow middle section, a recapitulation of the material from the first section, and a brief coda, or ending section.

d)

Consequently, Grainger arranged it into the form of a passacaglia, which is a series of continuous variation occurring over a repeated bass line

10.

The Big Cage description

a)

Curnow wrote this piece for brass band, then arranged it for concert band. 

b)

Subtitled Sketches of Scotland, the medley features the songs Scots Wha Hae, Comin’ Thro the Rye, Clean Pease Strae, My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean, and Scotland the Brave. The slower, majestic sections represent Scotland’s deep history and patriotism.

c)

However, this circus march is referred to as a galop, which means it is blazingly fast!

d)

Consequently, Grainger arranged it into the form of a passacaglia, which is a series of continuous variation occurring over a repeated bass line

11.

Fanfare and Flourishes description

a)

Clare Grundman

b)

Meredith Willson

c)

Percy Grainger

d)

Carol Brittin Chambers

12.

Themes from Green Bushes musician person

a)

Johannes Hanssen

b)

Percy Grainger

c)

Vittorio Giannini

d)

 Rossano Galante

13.

Nostalgia musician

a)

Clare Grundman

b)

Carol Brittin Chambers

c)

 Rossano Galante

d)

Meredith Willson

14.

Pipe and Thistle musician hooman

a)

James Swearingen

b)

Vittorio Giannini

c)

Carol Brittin Chambers

d)

Rossano Galante

15.

Valdres musician dude

a)

Carol Brittin Chambers

b)

Johannes Hanssen

c)

Meredith Willson

d)

Sea Fuller

16.

Celebration and Dance musician dude:

a)

James Swearingen

b)

Vittorio Giannini

c)

James Curnrow

d)

Karl King

17.

Fantasia For Band music maker:

a)

Clare Grundman

b)

Vittorio Giannini

c)

Carol Brittin Chambers

d)

Karl King

18.

Highlights from Music Man music maker

a)

Meredith Willson

b)

Percy Grainger

c)

Clare Grundman

d)

Johannes Hanssen

19.

Irish Rhapsody music maker

a)

Carol Brittin Chambers

b)

Johannes Hanssen

c)

Percy Grainger

d)

Clare Grundman

20.

The Big Cage musician

a)

James Swearingen

b)

Karl King

c)

Meredith Willson

d)

Percy Grainger