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Worksheets6th Grade Level 4 Review
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 27mins
A curved line that connects two (or more) notes of the same pitch is called a:
tie
slur
A SLUR connects two (or more) notes of different pitch (on different lines and spaces). The slur tells us to play these note:
short and detached
smoothly and connected
The Italian term for playing smoothly and connected is:
(a)
The Italian symbol for playing notes short and detached is called "staccato." The symbol is a:
dot above or below the note head
dot next to (to the right of) the note head
Do you see a tie or slur below? How do you know?
Do you see a tie or slur below? How do you know?
Tie or Slur?
Tie
Slur
Tie or Slur?
Tie
Slur
Tie or Slur?
Tie
Slur
How many beats total would you hold these tied notes for?
(a)
How many beats total would you hold these tied notes for?
(a)
How many beats total would you hold these tied notes for?
(a)
How many beats total would you hold these tied notes for?
(a)
How many beats total would you hold these tied notes for?
(a)
What is this symbol called?
marcato
lento
piano
crescendo
What is the term for music that is smooth and connected?
staccato
mezzo-forte
legato
moderato
What is this symbol called?
legato
forte
decrescendo
marcato
Dynamics tell you how ___________ the music is.
Low or High
Loud or Soft
Fast or Slow
Which one of the these means to play LOUD?
Piano
Pianissimo
Forte
If you see an "M" before Piano or Forte, what does that stand for?
Mezzo (medium)
Meatballs
Moderately Fast
Which symbol means medium soft?
p
mp
fff
"Mezzo Forte" means:
Loud
Quiet
Medium Loud
Medium Quiet
Select the softest dynamic symbol:
ppp
mp
mf
f
Select the LOUDEST dynamic:
mf
fff
ppp
mp
Which image means to play soft?
Which image means to play LOUD?
If your baby cousin was sleeping, what kind of voice would you talk in to make sure he/she didn't wake up?
The speed of the beat is a definition for
pulse
beat
steady
tempo
Choose the correct musical definition for accelerando.
gradually getting softer
gradually getting louder
gradually getting slower
gradually getting faster
Choose the correct musical definition for ritardando
gradually getting softer
gradually getting louder
gradually getting slower
gradually getting faster
What does a staccato mark above a note mean?
Hold the note longer than its value
Play with space between each note
Play as smooth as possible.
Increase the volume of the note
What is this Sign?
DC al Coda - Go back to the beginning play to the Coda, then skip to the Coda section.
DS al Fine - Go back to the sign and play until Fine
Fermata - play as long as the conductor wants.
DC al Fine - Go back to the beginning and go to "Fine"
Which articulation mark indicates that a note should be played with a forceful, abrupt start?
Staccato
Legato
Accent
Tenuto
What sign is this?
Repeat sign
DS al Fine
DC al Fine
Go to Coda
What is indicated by a "DC al Fine" in music?
Repeat from the beginning and end at the "Fine" marking
Go back to the sign and end at the "Fine" marking.
Increase the volume gradually
Play the section an octave higher
