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WorksheetsVCE Unit 2 Revision
Total questions: 72
Worksheet time: 39mins
Identify the interval
Minor 3rd
Major 3rd
Perfect 4th
Major 2nd
Identify the interval
Major 7th
Minor 7th
Perfect Octave
Minor 6th
Identify the interval
Minor 3rd
Major 3rd
Perfect 4th
Minor 6th
identify the interval (aural)
Major 2nd
Minor 2nd
Major 3rd
Minor 3rd
Perfect 4th
identify the interval (aural)
Major 2nd
Minor 2nd
Major 3rd
Minor 3rd
Perfect 4th
identify the interval (aural)
Tritone/Augmented 4th/Diminished 5th
Perfect 5th
Minor 6th
Major 7th
Perfect Octave
Identify the following scale aurally.
Natural Minor
Harmonic Minor
Melodic Minor
Mixolydian Mode
What is the scale degree name of Chord 5?
tonic
subdominant
dominant
submediant
What is the scale degree name of Chord 4?
tonic
subdominant
dominant
submediant
What is the scale degree name of Chord 1?
tonic
subdominant
dominant
submediant
what is this chord in G major?
tonic
subdominant
dominant
submediant
What is the order of sharps found in a key signature?
BEAD GCF
FCG DAEB
ACD FGHE
ABCDEFG
What is the name of this key?
G major
F major
E major
C minor
What is the name of this key?
C minor
Db major
F major
Gb minor
What is the name of this key?
A major
B minor
Bb major
G major
identify the scale
major
natural minor
harmonic minor
melodic minor
identify the scale
major
natural minor
harmonic minor
melodic minor
Identify the interval
Perfect 4th
Augmented 4th
Diminished 4th
Perfect 5th
Identify the interval
Major 6th
Minor 6th
Major 7th
Minor 7th
What's the time signature?
6/8
7/8
9/8
10/8
What's the time signature?
6/8
3/4
4/4
9/8
homophonic
Melody and accompaniment
Solo melody with no accompaniment
Two (or more) independent melodies
Select the note that is a Perfect 4th above the following.
Select the note that is a minor 2nd above the following
Identify the following rhythm by ear (listen)
marcato
loud and forceful
moderately detached
smooth
emphasis
attack
How a musical note begins
How a musical note ends
decay
How a musical note begins
How a musical note ends
arco
play with the bow
pluck the strings
aspirate onset
sing with heavy breath flow
Sing with a closing of vocal folds, creating a hard attack
Sing with a loose glottal closure to create a creaky or cracking sound
rimshot
Hit the head and the rim of the drum simultaneously
Play a rapid series of repeated notes as fast as possible
Play the instrument with a scratching or scraping motion
slur
Play the notes connected with the same breath and no tonguing
Rolling the tongue while blowing a note
An alternating pattern of tonguing using a forward stroke followed by a backward stroke. Often described as “ta–ka–ta–ka”
What is the technical name for the note?
*the key is C major
Tonic
Mediant
Subdominant
Submediant
Leading notes
What is the correct name of this scale?
A major
A natural minor
A harmonic minor
A melodic minor
If I have a major scale, how do I find the relative minor scale
raise the 7th note
raise the 6th and 7th note
go back 3 semitones
go back 3 tones
How many types of minor scales are there?
1
2
3
4
Name the types of minor scales
Harmonic and Melodic
Major and Minor
Natural and Melodic
Natural, Harmonic and Melodic
Give the correct name of this scale.
A major
A natural minor
A harmonic minor
A melodic minor
The key signature shown can be C major or?
C minor
E minor
A minor
F minor
Which minor scale shares the same key signature as F major?
F minor
A minor
E minor
D minor
Give the correct name of the scale shown above.
F major
F harmonic minor
D melodic minor
D harmonic minor
Give the correct name of the scale shown.
D minor
D natural minor
D harmonic minor
D melodic minor
Which minor scale shares the same key signature as G major?
G minor
B minor
E minor
D minor
Which key is represented by the tonic triad above?
F major
D major
F minor
D minor
Name the key represented by this tonic triad.
A Major
A minor
F minor
E minor
The vocal melody is moving in both an ascending and descending direction
True
False
Who is providing the harmony in this excerpt?
Female vocals
Guitar
The rate of harmonic change (how often the chords change) is:
Once per bar
Twice per bar
Once every two bars
Wait a minute... the chords change?
This excerpt, from YYZ by Rush, features many examples of
Dominant 7ths
Tritones
Added Sixths
Diminished 7ths
Identify the interval of the first two notes of the first "Maria"
Major second
Minor third
Tritone
Perfect 5th
How are Harmonic Minors created?
Raise the 7th notes/degree ascending and descending
Raise the 6th and 7th notes ascending and descending
Raise the 6th note while descending
Raise the 7th note while ascending
The B minor is relative to which Major scale?
F major
D major
C major
Bb major
Which form of a minor raises the seventh note?
Natural
Harmonic
Melodic
Major
Which form of the minor scale raises the 6th and 7th note ascending?
natural
harmonic
melodic
major
What is the key signature of D Major?
F#
F# C#
Bb
Bb Eb Ab
What is the key signature of A Major?
F# C#
F# C# G#
Bb
Bb Eb Ab
Which scale has 3 flats?
Ab
Gb
Eb
Db
What is an interval?
The space between two notes
The entrance to the risers
The entrance to the song
An instrumental interlude
What is a diminished interval?
An interval that is incorrectly labeled.
An interval that is reversed.
An interval that is 1/2 step larger than a minor or Perfect interval.
An interval that is 1/2 step smaller than a minor or Perfect interval.
What is an augmented interval?
An interval that is incorrect.
An interval that is reversed.
An interval that is 1/2 step larger than a Major or Perfect interval.
An interval that changes depending on the key signature.
What is the texture of this section of music?
Monophonic
Homophonic
Polyphonic
Homorhythmic
What is the texture of this musical excerpt?
Monophonic
Homophonic
Polyphonic
Homorhythmic
Two singers blending together while singing without accompaniment
monophonic
homophonic
polyphonic
A cappella means........
introduction of a song
instrumental section of a song
unaccompanied singing (no instruments)
the ensemble
Which rhythm do you hear?
What can you hear?
Strings use tremolo effect to add tension
Brass section plays homophonic chordal music
Cymbal roll adds excitement as the piece moves into a key change
Cor Anglais plays emotional ‘unlimited’ theme
What can you hear?
Strings use tremolo effect to add excitement
Brass section plays homophonic chordal music
Cymbal roll adds excitement as the piece moves into a key change
Cor Anglais plays emotional ‘unlimited’ theme
What can you hear?
Strings use tremolo effect to add tension
Synthesisers and glockenspiel are used to good effect with the high magical-sounding repeated quaver accompaniment
Timpani Roll to build up to a climax
Cymbal roll adds excitement as the piece moves into a key change
What can you hear?
Brass section plays homophonic chordal music
Cymbal roll adds excitement as the piece moves into a key change
Synthesisers and glockenspiel are used to good effect with the high magical-sounding repeated quaver accompaniment
Closed hi-hat of the drum kit plays constant crotchet rhythms to add rhythmic momentum
What type of voice can you hear in this recording?
Soprano
Alto
Tenor
Bass
