WorksheetsY10 Baroque and Concerto Quiz 12th September
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 32mins
What does "Duration" refer to in music?
The gaps between the notes
Note length
Sound quality or tone colour
Effect or intensity of the music played together
Which vocabulary terms are associated with "Pitch"?
Rondo, Binary, Ternary, Verse Chorus
Forte, Piano
Treble Clef, Bass Clef, Octave
Monophonic, Polyphonic, Homophonic
What is the definition of "Silence" in music?
The gaps between the notes
The speed
Sound quality or tone colour
The Musical Plan
What is the definition of "Pitch" in music?
Loud or Soft
High or Low
The speed
The Musical Plan
What does "Timbre" refer to in music?
The speed
Note length
Sound quality or tone colour
High or Low
What is the role of the concertino in a concerto grosso?
A smaller group of soloists
The conductor
The audience
The larger group of instruments
Which of the following best describes the Baroque period?
1400 - 1600
1600 - 1750
1750 - 1820
1820 - 1900
Which term refers to a performer with exceptional skill on their instrument?
Maestro
Virtuoso
Conductor
Composer
Which period is associated with the years 1600 - 1750?
Classical
Baroque
Romantic
Modern
What is the definition of "Dynamics" in music?
The speed
The volume
The pitch
The rhythm
Which term refers to the speed of the music?
Tempo
Pitch
Dynamics
Timbre
Which of the following composers is associated with the Baroque period?
Johann Sebastian Bach
Ludwig van Beethoven
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Franz Schubert
Which instrument was commonly used in Baroque music?
Piano
Synthesizer
Harpsichord
Electric guitar
Which of the following instruments was NOT commonly used in Baroque music?
Violin
Harpsichord
Electric guitar
Organ
Which term refers to the volume of the music?
Tempo
Pitch
Dynamics
Timbre
What Instrument can you hear?
Trumpet
Flute
Bassoon
What Instrument can you hear?
Violin
Cello
Harp
What Instrument can you hear?
Clarinet
Saxophone
Tuba
What Instrument can you hear?
Ukulele
Double Bass
Electric Guitar
What Instrument can you hear?
Flute
Bassoon
Tuba
What Instrument can you hear?
French Horn
Trumpet
Saxophone
What Instrument can you hear?
Piano
Guitar
Harp
What Instrument can you hear?
Snare Drum
Marimba
Glockenspeil
What Instrument can you hear?
Trumpet
Oboe
Saxophone
What Instrument can you hear?
Xylophone
Organ
Piano
What Instrument can you hear?
Snare Drum
Timpani
Tom Toms
What Instrument can you hear?
Snare Drum
Timpani
Tom Toms
What Instrument can you hear?
Glockenspiel
Triangle
Xylophone
What Instrument can you hear?
Trumpet
French Horn
Trombone
What Instrument can you hear?
Trumpet
French Horn
Trombone
What Instrument can you hear?
Tuba
French Horn
Trombone
What Instrument can you hear?
Viola
Violin
Cello
What Instrument can you hear?
Viola
Violin
Cello
What instrument is this?
electric guitar
acoustic guitar
bass guitar
keytar
What instrument is this?
Drums
Guitar
Keyboard
harp
What instrument is this?
Acoustic Guitar
Electric Guitar
Bass Guitar
Ukulele
Describe the tonality of this music?
Minor
Major
Loud
High
How would you describe the performance?
Cadenza
Virtuosoic
Overture
Which musical period is this extract from>
Baroque
Classical
Romantic
What is a tutti section in a concerto?
When the soloist plays alone
When the orchestra plays all together
When the orchestra accompanies the soloist
When the soloist and orchestra play in harmony
What is the main idea of a concerto?
To showcase the orchestra
To showcase the conductor
To showcase the solo player
To showcase the composer
What is terraced dynamics in Baroque music?
Sudden changes of dynamics
Gradual changes of dynamics
No changes of dynamics
Random changes of dynamics
