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WorksheetsBeginning Choir S2 Final
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 23mins
What does "D.C." stand for in musical notation?
Dal Segno
Da Capo
Fine
Coda
What is the meaning of "D.S." in musical terms?
Da Capo
Fine
Dal Segno
Coda
In music notation, what does the symbol "𝄋" indicate?
The beginning
Where you start from after a D.S.
The end
Repeat from the start
What does "D.C. al Fine" instruct a musician to do?
Repeat from the sign and play to the end
Repeat from the beginning and play to the end
Repeat from the beginning and play to the Fine
Repeat from the sign and play to the Coda
What is the instruction for "D.S. al Coda" in music?
Repeat from the beginning and play to the end
Repeat from the sign and play to the Coda
Repeat from the beginning and play to the Fine
Repeat from the sign and play to the Fine
What does the Italian term "forte" mean in English?
Soft
Loud
Moderately loud
Very loud
Which dynamic sign indicates "very soft"?
p
mp
pp
f
What does the term "crescendo" mean?
Gradually softer
Gradually louder
Suddenly loud
Suddenly soft
Which term indicates a gradual change in tempo to become slower?
Accelerando
Ritardando
Crescendo
Diminuendo
What is the manner in which a note is performed called?
Dynamics
Articulation
Tempo
Rhythm
What does the Italian term "staccato" mean in English?
Play the note smoothly
Play the note loudly
Play the note detached
Play the note quickly
Which symbol indicates a sudden, strong accent in music?
Staccato
Fermata
Sforzando
Tenuto
What does the flat sign (♭) do to a note?
Raises the pitch
Lowers the pitch
Keeps the pitch the same
Doubles the pitch
Where is the flat sign placed when attached to a line note?
Above the line
Below the line
Centered on the line
To the right of the line
What does a sharp sign (#) do to the pitch of a note?
Lowers the pitch by a half step
Raises the pitch by a half step
Raises the pitch by a whole step
Lowers the pitch by a whole step
Where is the sharp sign placed in written music?
After the note
Before the note
Above the note
Below the note
What is the enharmonic note for F♭?
E
F♯
G
D♯
What is the enharmonic note for E♯?
F
D♯
G♯
A
What is the enharmonic note for C♯?
D♭
B
E
A♯
What is the enharmonic note for B♯?
C
A♯
D
F♯
What is the distance from any key to the very next key above or below on a keyboard called?
Whole Step
Half Step
Double Step
Quarter Step
What is the distance between any note and two half steps above or below on a keyboard called?
Whole Step
Half Step
Double Step
Quarter Step
What does the word "TETRACHORD" contains how many notes?
Three
Four
Five
Six
In a major scale, where do half steps occur?
Between the 1st and 2nd degrees
Between the 2nd and 3rd degrees
Between the 3rd and 4th degrees
Between the 5th and 6th degrees
What is a TETRACHORD?
A series of three notes
A series of four notes
A series of five notes
A series of six notes
How many degrees are there in a major scale?
Six
Seven
Eight
Nine
Write the order of the first two sharps in a key signature.
F#, C#
C#, G#
G#, D#
D#, A#
If C# is the last sharp in the key signature, the major key name would be ______.
Key of G
Key of D
Key of A
Key of E
Write the order of the first two flats in a key signature.
Bb, Eb
Eb, Ab
Ab, Db
Db, Gb
If Bb is the next-to-last flat in the key signature, the major key name would be ______.
Key of F
Key of Bb
Key of Eb
Key of Ab
What is the 2nd tetrachord of the G major scale?
A tetrachord
D tetrachord
F tetrachord
C tetrachord
What is the 1st tetrachord of the F major scale?
F tetrachord
C tetrachord
G tetrachord
D tetrachord
What does a natural sign do to a previous sharp or flat in music notation?
It doubles the sharp or flat.
It cancels the previous sharp or flat.
It changes the note to a rest.
It raises the note by a whole step.
What is the effect of a bar line on accidentals in the previous measure?
It doubles the effect of accidentals.
It cancels all accidentals.
It has no effect on accidentals.
It changes accidentals to naturals.
What does the term "ACCELERANDO" mean in music?
Gradually getting softer
Gradually getting louder
Gradually getting faster
Gradually getting slower
What does a "SHARP" symbol do to a note?
Lowers the pitch by one half step
Raises the pitch by one half step
Doubles the duration of the note
Indicates a rest
What is the meaning of "PIANISSIMO" in music dynamics?
Very loud
Moderately loud
Very soft
Moderately soft
What is the purpose of a "REPEAT SIGN" in music?
To indicate a change in tempo
To mark the end of a piece
To return to the beginning or previous section
To indicate a change in key
What does "D.S. al FINE" instruct a musician to do?
Repeat from the beginning
Repeat from the sign and play to the end
Play the section twice
Skip to the coda
Which dynamic sign indicates "moderately loud"?
mf
pp
mp
ff
Match the Tempo Markings to the correct description
Adagio
Slow
Andante
Walking Pace
Allegro
Fast
Vivace
Lively
Presto
Play as fast as you can
Put the correct notes on the right keys
