WorksheetsMusic Reading Level 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 9mins
Composers use different dynamics to make music _________________________.
more interesting
less engaging
easier to play
more complex
What is a muscle that extends across the bottom of your rib cage and helps you breathe?
Diaphragm
Pectoralis
Intercostals
Abdominals
What do we use to divide the music into groups of beats?
Barlines
Clefs
Notes
Rests
What dynamic marking means medium soft?
mf
mp
mpf
mfz
Which note is equivalent to two eighth notes?
Quarter Note
Half Note
Whole Note
Sixteenth Note
The names we assign musical notes (do, re, mi...) are called _________.
Solfeggio
Harmony
Melody
Rhythm
There are _____________ beats.
Strong and Weak
Fast and Slow
Loud and Soft
High and Low
Which symbol represents a note that lasts for 4 beats in simple time?
Half Note
Quarter Note
Whole Note
Eighth Note
What do we call an original piece of music?
Composition
Improvisation
Arrangement
Cover
The 5 tone scale consisting of Do, Re, Mi, So, and La is known as the ___________________.
Pentatonic Scale
Major Scale
Minor Scale
Chromatic Scale
When 4 of these notes are beamed together, we clap and say "ti-ka-ti-ka".
Sixteenth Notes
Fourth Notes
Quarter Notes
Eighth Notes
The __________________ indicates how many beats are in each measure.
Time Signature
Tempo Marking
Key Signature
Dynamics
_____________ is the different patterns of sound.
Melody
Harmony
Rhythm
Tempo
A phrase is a musical ______________________.
sentence
melody
note
scale
What do we call the lowest to the highest pitch that can be sung or played?
Scale
Range
Chord
Melody
An Ostinato is a ________________________________________.
a long complex musical composition.
a short repeated rhythmic or melodic pattern.
a type of musical instrument.
a genre of classical music.
The four different singing voices are ___________________, ___________________, _____________________, and ___________________.
Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass
Soprano, Mezzo-soprano, Baritone, and Bass
Soprano, Alto, Countertenor, and Bass
Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Baritone
The steady pulse or heartbeat of music is also called the _________.
Rhythm
Tempo
Beat
Melody
What does "decrescendo" mean?
Gradually get softer
Gradually get louder
A sudden change in tempo
A type of musical scale
This symbol indicates silence for 1 beat in simple time and we say "sa".
Quarter Rest
Half Rest
Whole Rest
Eighth Rest
