WorksheetsMusic Terms
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which of the following best describes a "dynamic" in music?
How loud or soft a piece of music is.
How fast or slow a piece of music is.
A change in the tempo of a piece of music.
How high a soprano singer can sing.
Which of the following best describes a "melody" in music?
The main line in a piece of music.
A type of tempo marking.
A type of texture in music.
The second staff in a piece of music.
Which of the following best describes "harmony" in music?
A musician who always centers around middle C.
A staff in music that is specific for the trumpets.
A vocal technique for singing staccato notes.
A second part in a piece of music, performed along with the main tune.
Which of the following best describes "tone color" in music?
The specific color or attire given to musicians for a musical event or performance.
The different colors of different categories of instruments.
The quality of a musical sound given from certain instruments or combinations of instruments.
The number of strings on a stringed instrument and their order.
Which of the following best describes "form" in music?
The order of the different parts of a piece of music.
The number of instruments that are a part of a performance.
Going back and playing from the beginning of a piece.
A document that is completed by musicians for a performance.
Which of the following best describes "tempo" in music?
The volume of a piece of music.
The speed of a piece of music.
How crisp a piece of music is.
How precise a piece of music is.
Which of the following best describes "articulation" in music?
How crisp a piece of music should be performed.
How loud or soft a piece of music should be performed.
The tempo at which a piece of music should be performed.
How precise a piece of music should be performed.
Which of the following best describes "pitch" in music?
An articulation meaning to place a strong emphasis on a certain note.
A vocal technique for throwing notes around.
How high or note a note would be performed within a range of sound.
The way different musicians carry their instruments.
