WorksheetsMusic Theory Revision for
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 8mins
The following is an example of a pentatonic scale
True
False
The American term for this note is a 32nd note, but what is its UK name?
Quaver
Minim
Demisemiquaver
Crotchet
What other note is this note equivalent to? (What is the enharmonic of this note?)
G flat
G
B flat
B
What is this symbol?
Articulation: Accent
Dynamic: Mezzo-forte
It indicates a double-dotted quater note
Accidental: Double Sharp
If you transposed this incredibly short melody up by a whole step, what key would it be in? (Hint: look at the key signature and the last note to find out what key this melody is in and if it is a major or a minor)
D minor
F major
C# minor
D major
Triplets are only found in compound time while Duplets are mostly found in simple time.
True
False
Match each double flatted/double-sharped note with its enharmonic.
C
F sharp
B flat
A
D
Has this bar been notated correctly?
Yes
No
Which degrees do you emit from a minor scale to make it a minor pentatonic scale?
2nd and 6th degrees
3rd and 7th degrees
1st and 8th degrees
2nd and 5th degrees
What does 'leggiero' mean in music?
Little by little
When you see it, go back to the beginning and play through until the end
Lightly
Smooth and connected
In compound time, the primary beat is always
Quarter note
Dotted note (any dotted note)
Half note
Eighth note
The following is an example of a (a) rhythm
