WorksheetsSuperstition and Single Ladies info quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 16mins
SUPERSTITION: The electric bass & (a) parts are based around an (b) pentatonic scale. The second clavinet part outlines an (c) chord. The two parts together provide the harmonic palette of (d)
SUPERSTITION: The chorus is brief, only containing two 4-bar phrases. However, the move is prominent as there is a change in the harmonic palette. How does the harmony now move?
Round a circle of 5ths
Chromatic movement
Ascending sequence
Static harmony
SUPERSTITION: What are the chords in the chorus?
A♭7 | B♭7add4
A♭7 | A ♭5♭7 | G♭ 7 B♭7 ♭
B♭7 | C♭7add4
D♭7 | C♭5♭9 | A♭ D♭7
A♭7 | B♭7add4
C♭7 | D ♭5♭7 | E♭ 7 F♭7 ♭6
B♭7 | C♭7add4
B♭7 | A ♭5♭7 | A♭ 7 B♭7 ♭6
SUPERSITION: The first half of the chorus ends with the trumpet and saxophone playing sextuplets on B♭ and G♭ outlining which chord?
Tonic (I)
Augmented subdominant (IV+)
Augmented dominant (V+)
Tonic minor (i)
SINGLE LADIES: The verse melody is simple using only 4 notes ( (a) (the tonic), F#, (b) and A).
SINGLE LADIES: Dissonance created in the second part of the chorus on the lyrics “should have put a ring” – there is a C natural in the bass whilst the vocal line is based on the E major scale – the F# and C together create what?
perfect fifth
minor second
tritone
minor 6th
SINGLE LADIES: There are hands claps on every which beat of the bar throughout the song?
(a)
Who is this guy?
Who's this?
Draw a quaver
CRAZY IN LOVE: The (a) synth riff is taken from the song “ (b) ” by the Chi-Lites.
CRAZY IN LOVE: The chords in the intro alternate between...
Bb minor and G major
Bb major and G minor
Bb major and G major
Bb minor and G minor
CRAZY IN LOVE: The hook "uh oh" vocal parts alternate between which two notes? (The tonic and dominant of the key)
B & G
D & A
A & C
A & F
CRAZY IN LOVE: The sheet music states NC for the verse. There are brass stabs creating which chord?
B6
C6
G6
F6
CRAZY IN LOVE: Brass riff is back and the bass plays Bb and G quavers. This outlines the intro chords of Bb major and Gm7. However, if we thought the piece was in Bb major we are missing the Eb – instead there is the use of an E natural. This gives us a which mode?
(a)
