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WorksheetsFriday Quizizz
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
Forte is the Italian term for (a)
What chord is this?
C Major
C Minor
G Major
E Minor
Dissonance is when the notes
Sound complimentary
Are played incorrectly
Clash with each other
Are too high
The following 3 are examples of different dynamics
Fortissimo
Piano
Pianissimo
Allegro
A symbol or word used in musical notation indicating to gradually quicken tempo.
Accelerando
Ritardando
Energico
Rallentando
A direction to play lively and fast
Cadenza
Allegro
Adagio
Lento
Scale that includes all twelve notes of an octave
Pentatonic Scale
Major Scale
Mixolydian Mode
Chromatic Scale
Pertaining to the loudness or softness of a musical composition. Also the symbols in sheet music indicating volume
Expression
Exposition
Rhythm
Dynamics
Word to indicate the movement or entire composition is to be played very slow and serious
Grave
Slowando
Allegretto
Maestro
The distance in pitch between two notes
Step
Diatonic
Interval
Harmony
A single line of music played or sung. A musical sentence.
Measure
Phrase
Recitative
Refrain
Short detached notes, as opposed to legato
Pointed
Timbre
Staccato
Marcato
A flexible approach to metered rhythm in which the tempo can be momentarily sped up or slowed down at will for greater personal expression
Legato
Sequence
Scherzo
Rubato
An "off the beat" accent
Marcato
Syncopation
Texture
Rhythm
Small fluctuations in pitch used to make a sound more expressive
Rotation
Vibrato
Vivace
Tutti
A very fast tempo
Grave
Lento
Andante
Presto
Five equally spaced horizontal lines on which music is notated is called?
Clef
Staff
Note
Rhythm
A ____ is a symbol placed at the beginning of a line of music that establishes the letter names of the lines and spaces of the staff.
Staff
Note
Key Signature
Clef
What is this symbol called?
Bass Clef
C Clef
Treble Clef
Key Signature
What is this symbol called?
C Clef
Treble Clef
Key Signature
Bass Clef
When shown like this, these symbols together make up what?
Key Signature
Grand Staff
Treble Clef
Melody
The note at which the bass and treble clefs converge is called?
Middle D
High E
Low F
Middle C
Symbols placed to the left of noteheads to indicate the raising or lowering of a pitch are called what?
Dots
Stems
Accidentals
Clefs
What does a sharp (#) do to a pitch?
Lowers it 1/2 step
Raises it 1/2 step
Cancels a previous sharp or flat
Tells the performer to skip this pitch
What does a flat (b) do to a pitch?
Lowers it 1/2 step
Raises it 1/2 step
Cancels any previous sharp or flat
Raises it 1 whole step
The accidental that cancels any previous sharp or flat is called what?
Double Sharp
Double Flat
Dot
Natural
Placed to the right of a note head, this figure lengthens the value of the note by half again its value.
Tie
Accidental
Dot
Clef
A curved line that connects two adjacent notes of the same pitch into a single sound with a duration equal to the sum of both note values is called what?
Tie
Accidental
Dot
Clef
Symbols used to notate durations of silence are called what?
Clefs
Accidentals
Notes
Rests
Symbols used to notate durations of sound are called what?
Clefs
Accidentals
Notes
Rests
What does a cappella mean?
Hear it in your head
No music
No instruments
Changing voices
What does unison mean?
One part
One person
One section
Sing together
A system of hand signs and singing syllables to learn pitches or scales
staff
solfege
blend
time signature
What are the solfege syllables?
do re
do do
do mi
do sol
What are the solfege syllables?
do re re re
do mi sol mi
do re mi re
do re mi mi
What are the solfege syllables?
do do re do do
do re mi fa sol
do re re re do
do re mi re do
What are the solfege syllables?
do re mi
do mi sol
do re mi sol
do mi fa sol
Fill in the missing solfege
Do re "mi" fa sol la sol
Do mi "mi" fa sol la sol
Do re "mi" fal sol sol sol
Fill in the missing solfege
Do "do" re fa sol sol sol
Do "do" re mi sol sol sol
Do "do" re fal sol la sol
Fill in the missing solfege
Do "do" re mi la la ti
Do "do" re mi sol la ti
Do "do" re mi la ti ti
Fill in the missing solfege
Do "sol" Do sol la sol sol
Do "sol" Do la sol sol sol
Do "sol" do sol la ti la
Fill in the missing solfege
"Do" Do Do Sol La Ti Do
"Do" Do Do Fa Sol La Ti
"Do" Do Do Sol Sol Ti Do
Analyze and label the solfege syllables for each note. The First note is Do.
Do Re Mi Mi Sol Sol Sol
Do Re Mi Fal Sol Sol Sol
Do Do Re Mi Sol Sol Sol
Do Re Re Mi Sol Sol Ol
Analyze and label the solfege syllables for each note. The First note is Do.
Do Re Mi Mi Do Re Mi
Do Re Mi Re Do Re Mi
Do Re Mi Re Do Re Do
Do Re Mi Re Do Do Mi
Analyze and label the solfege syllables for each note. The First note is Do.
Do Re Mi Re Mi Fa Fa
Do Re Mi Re Mi Fa Sol
Do Re Mi Re Mi Mi Sol
Do Mi Mi Re Mi Fa Sol
Analyze and label the solfege syllables for each note. The First note is Do.
Do Re Mi Mi Fa Sol Fa Sol Ti Sol Fa Re Re
Do Re Mi Mi Fa Sol Fa Sol La Sol Fa Re Do
Do Re Mi Mi Fa Sol Fa Sol La Sol Fa Mi Do
Do Re Mi Re Fa Fa Fa Sol La Sol Fa Re Do
What is this symbol called?
Coda
Double Bar
Repeat sign
Sign
What is this symbol called?
Coda
Key Signature
Time Signature
Sign
What kind of repeat device is this?
First and second endings
D.S. Al Coda
D.C. Al Fine
D.C. Al Coda
What do we call this curved line above the notes?
Tie
Slur
What do we call this curved line connecting 2 notes?
Tie
Slur
This symbol means to hold a note longer than its original value
Fermata
Sengo
Marcato
accellerando
What does the key of a piece/song tell us?
Which chords will be major & minor
Which chord is our 'home' chord
Which notes we can use/play
All of the above
Modulation is another word for...
Speed
Volume
Section
Key change
