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WorksheetsMusic Theory Quiz #21
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 2hrs 58mins
What are articulations in music?
They tell us how to use our tongue
They tell us how fast to go
They tell us when to enter
They tell us how to play our instruments
How do you articulate this measure?
Tongue and play long
Tongue and play short
Tongue and play loud
Don't tongue
What is this articulation called?
Slur
Staccato
Accent
Unmarked
How do you articulate this note?
Long
Loud
Shorter
No tongue
What is this articulation called?
Legato
Staccato
Accent
Slur
How do you articulate this note?
Loud then soft
Detached
Long
No tongue
What is this articulation called?
Legato
Staccato
Slur
Accent
What is this articulation called?
Tenuto
Accent
Staccato
Legato
How do you play this articulation
Long and soft tongue
Loud then soft
Detached
No tongue
Indicates the way a note should be played, for example... short, attack stronger, smooth.
articulation
music staff
beat
This articulation should be played with a stronger attack.
legato
staccato
accent
slur
Playing that is smooth and connected.
legato
staccato
accent
Playing that is light and separated.
legato
staccato
accent
slur
This articulation is...
legato
staccato
accent
This articulation is...
legato
staccato
accent
The symbol by the note is a...
flat
sharp
natural
The symbol by the note is a...
flat
sharp
natural
The symbol by the note is a...
flat
sharp
natural
When these symbols are right next to a note in the music, their power is alive for how long?
Until the end of the song
Until the end of the measure
FOREVER and EVER
The symbols between the clef sign and time signature, is called what?
key signature
time signature
cleff
music staff
Which of these symbols is a CRESCENDO?
Which of these symbols is a DECRESCENDO?
Which of these symbols means to play LOUD?
Which of these symbols means to play SOFT?
Match the following
Mezzo Piano
Mezzo Forte
Staccato
Fermata
Tenuto or Legato
Indicate whether the curved line is a slur or tie.
Slur
Tie
Click on the time signature.
What is a marcato?
long and loud articulation
short and soft articulation
short and accented articulation
long and soft articulation
