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Music Textures and Instruments

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
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1.

Metre: 2/4

a)

The 2/4 metre consists of two crotchet beats in each bar.

b)

The 2/4 metre consists of three crotchet beats in each bar.

c)

The 2/4 metre consists of four crotchet beats in each bar.

d)

The 2/4 metre consists of one crotchet beat in each bar.

2.

Texture: Monophonic

a)

Monophonic texture is characterized by a single melodic line without any harmony or accompaniment.

b)

Monophonic texture includes multiple melodic lines that harmonize with each other.

c)

Monophonic texture features a rich accompaniment with a single melody on top.

d)

Monophonic texture is defined by the use of chords and harmonies to support the melody.

3.

Texture: Homophonic

a)

Homophonic texture features one main melody accompanied by chords or harmony.

b)

Homophonic texture consists of multiple independent melodies.

c)

Homophonic texture is characterized by a single melody without accompaniment.

d)

Homophonic texture includes a melody with a complex counterpoint.

4.

Tempo: Largo

a)

Largo describes a very slow and broad tempo in music.

b)

Largo is a fast and lively tempo in music.

c)

Largo indicates a moderate tempo in music.

d)

Largo refers to a tempo that is quick and energetic.

5.

Metre: 3/4

a)

The 3/4 metre consists of three crotchet beats in each bar.

b)

The 3/4 metre consists of four crotchet beats in each bar.

c)

The 3/4 metre consists of two crotchet beats in each bar.

d)

The 3/4 metre consists of one crotchet beat in each bar.

6.

Texture: Polyphonic

a)

Polyphonic texture involves multiple independent melodies being played or sung at the same time.

b)

Polyphonic texture consists of a single melody with harmonic support.

c)

Polyphonic texture is characterized by a single melodic line.

d)

Polyphonic texture features a repetitive rhythmic pattern.

7.

Djembe: Slap Tone

a)

A deep, resonant sound produced by striking the drum with the palm.

b)

A sharp, high-pitched sound produced by striking the drum with specific technique.

c)

A muted sound created by lightly tapping the drum with fingers.

d)

A low, booming sound produced by hitting the drum with a fist.

8.

Instruments: Djembe

a)

A drum from West Africa made from hardwood and goat skin, played with bare hands.

b)

A string instrument from East Africa played with a bow.

c)

A wind instrument made from bamboo, commonly used in Asian music.

d)

A percussion instrument made from metal, typically played with sticks.

9.

Tempo: Presto

a)

Presto refers to a very slow tempo in music.

b)

Presto refers to a moderate tempo in music.

c)

Presto refers to a very fast tempo in music.

d)

Presto refers to a tempo that is slightly faster than moderate.

10.

Djembe: Tone

a)

A deep, muffled sound created by striking the center of the drum.

b)

A clear, ringing sound created by striking near the edge of the drum.

c)

A soft, dull sound produced by using a mallet instead of hands.

d)

A loud, booming sound created by hitting the drum with a fist.

11.

Structure: Call and Response

a)

A musical structure where a leader's call is followed by a group's response.

b)

A solo performance without any audience interaction.

c)

A type of dance that involves synchronized movements.

d)

A method of composing music without any instruments.

12.

Tempo: Moderato

a)

Moderato indicates a fast speed in music.

b)

Moderato indicates a slow speed in music.

c)

Moderato indicates a moderate speed in music.

d)

Moderato indicates a very fast speed in music.

13.

Cultural Significance of Djembe

a)

It is primarily used as a musical instrument in Western pop music.

b)

It symbolizes unity and communication in African traditions, used in ceremonies and storytelling.

c)

It is a type of food commonly eaten in African cultures.

d)

It is a traditional dance performed during harvest festivals.

14.

Djembe: Bass Tone

a)

The bass tone of the djembe is produced by striking the center of the drum, creating a deep sound.

b)

The bass tone is created by hitting the rim of the drum.

c)

The bass tone is produced by using a mallet instead of hands.

d)

The bass tone is achieved by striking the drum with a quick flick of the wrist.

15.

Metre: 4/4

a)

The 4/4 metre consists of four crotchet beats in each bar.

b)

The 4/4 metre consists of three crotchet beats in each bar.

c)

The 4/4 metre consists of two crotchet beats in each bar.

d)

The 4/4 metre consists of five crotchet beats in each bar.