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WorksheetsMusic Appreciation Written Exam
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 22mins
What is a fugue?
A type of music where each voice starts at a different point of the song
Secular music
A group, or cycle of individually complete songs designed to be performed in a sequence as a unit.
An angry song
What is a song cycle?
A song that is sung over and over again.
a group, or cycle, of individually complete songs designed to be performed together
What is the difference between woodwind and brass instruments?
Brass instruments require you to make a buzzing sound to play. Woodwinds instrument use vibrations of the read to create sound.
Woodwind instruments require you to make a buzzing sound to play. Brass instruments use vibrations of the read to create sound.
What type of music was popular during the Medieval Era?
Secular Music
Sacred Music
What is Secular Music?
Music that is not about God.
Music that is about God.
What was Sacred Music?
Music that is about God.
Music that is NOT about God.
What instruments are in a string quartet?
1 trumpet, 2, clarinets, 1 violin
3 violins, 1 cello
2 violins, 1 viola, 1 cello
5 violins
Who was the first famous female composer of the Medieval times/
Ms. Krigbaum
Betty White
Hildegard
van Flan
What does largo mean?
Fast
Slow
Medium Fast
Medium Slow
What music era is Johann Sebastian Bach?
Romantic
Classical
Baroque
Modern
What is a theme in music?
A recognizable melody in a song
The mood of the song
The speed of the song
The volume of the song
What is the hole in a ukulele called?
Music hole
hole
Sound hole
Ukulele hole
Which of the following is a Classical composer?
Wolfgang Amedeus Mozart
Johann Sebastian Bach
Ms. Krigbaum
Hildegard of Bingen
Musical Eras in order
Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modern.
Medieval, Classical, Romantic, Modern, Renaissance, Baroque.
Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modern, Medieval
Moder, Romantic, Classical, Baroque, Renaissane, Medieval
How many instrument families are there?
1
2
3
4
What are the names of all of the instrument families?
Woodwinds, Brass, Strings, Percussion
Trumpet, Strings, Keyboard, Brass
Strings, Brass
Percussion, Strings, Violin
Name any of the composers we studied
What is #1 called?
Top
Headstock
Fret
Strings
What is #2 called?
Tuners/Tuning Pegs
Twisty things
Spinners
Pitch-changing thing
What is #3 called?
Tuners/Tuning Pegs
Lines
Frets
Boarders
What is #4 called?
Peanut
Neck
Body
Nut
What is #5 called?
Arm
Body
Neck
Nut
What is #6 called?
Headstock
Strings
Neck
Fret Space
What is #9 called?
Headstock
Body
Neck
Fret Space
What is #8 called?
Sound hole
Body
Music hole
Fret Space
What is #10 called?
Sound hole
Headstock
Neck
Strings
What is #12 called?
Sound hole
Bridge
Neck
Nut
What is the definition of dynamics?
Volume
Speed
Mood
What is the definition of tempo?
Volume
Speed
Mood
What is the definition of Style?
Volume
Speed
Mood
One melody line
Polyphony
Monophony
What chord is this?
C7
Am
F
G
What is an example of a Percussion instrument?
Trumpet
Violin
Snare Drum
Clarinet
What is an example of a Strings instrument?
Tuba
Cello
Flute
Saxophone
What does Ms. K always ask you to do before playing your ukulele each day?
Drop it on the ground
Strum it really hard
Tune it
Play it
What is the main thing you should have when playing a ukulele?
A guitar
A ukulele
A piano
A chair
What part of the ukulele do you strum?
The head
The body
The fret
The strings
An example of a music genre.
Country
Pop
Tempo
Jingle Bells
