WorksheetsMusic Notation - Binary Form Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is Binary Form music?
Music in three sections (A B A)
Music in two sections (A B)
Music with Form Sections (F O R M)
This is the Binary Form representation we saw in the class
Yes, that's Binary Form.
No, that's Rondo Form.
This is the Binary Form representation we saw in the class
Yes, that's Binary Form.
No, that's Rondo Form.
Section A and B are exactly the same.
Yes, I don't like contrast.
No, that's why we use different letters!
How can I make the listener know the difference when Section B starts?
Use exactly the same notes and rhythm as section A.
Change the starting notes and even the rhythm to create contrast from A.
If you use different instruments for Section A and B, will the listener notice the contrast of the sections?
Definitely!
Not at all, all instruments sound the same.
If you slightly change the tempo from Section A to B, will the listener notice the contrast of the sections?
Yes, althought it is not neccesary. Maybe a slight change.
I cannot notice the difference between different tempos, so what's the point?
Take your time for this one and remember all we have listened and studied:
How can Section B contrast from Section A musically? (3 correct answers)
Change the tempo in section B.
Keep Section B the same as Section A.
Use different rhythms or notes for Section B.
Introduce different instruments in Section B.
Take a look at the score. What changes from Section A to B? (look at the capital A and B above the notes)
Different notes and different rhythm.
Tempo is different.
It all stays the same.
Time Signature is different.
Take a look at the score. What changes from Section A to B? (2 correct answers, look carefully)
Different notes and different rhythm.
Tempo is different.
It all stays the same.
Time Signature is different.
