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WorksheetsMelody revision - MAD T SHIRT
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
Melody is:
A pattern of different pitches and rhythms, organised in phrases.
Random pitches and rhythms.
A pattern of different pitches organised in phrases
A pattern of different rhythms, organised in phrases
A conjunct melody...
Has big leaps between the notes.
Steps between neighbor notes.
is really loud
is really fast
A disjunct melody...
Has big leaps between the notes.
Steps between neighbor notes.
is really loud
is really fast
A melody is ascending if...
It mostly moves up in pitch over the length of a phrase.
It mostly moves down in pitch over the length of a phrase.
It mostly stays static over the course of a phrase.
It moves in random directions.
A melody is descending if...
It mostly moves up in pitch over the length of a phrase.
It mostly moves down in pitch over the length of a phrase.
It mostly stays static over the course of a phrase.
It moves in random directions.
Repetition is a type of melodic technique. It means...
To copy a phrase exactly ('same').
To slightly change the original phrase ('similar').
To make an entirely new phrase ('different').
To move a whole tune around, either up or down in pitch, in a pattern ('different').
Variation is a type of melodic technique. It means...
To copy a phrase exactly ('same').
To slightly change the original phrase ('similar').
To make an entirely new phrase ('different').
To move a whole tune around, either up or down in pitch, in a pattern ('different').
Contrast is a type of melodic technique. It means...
To copy a phrase exactly ('same').
To slightly change the original phrase ('similar').
To make an entirely new phrase ('different').
To move a whole tune around, either up or down in pitch, in a pattern ('different').
Sequence is a type of melodic technique. It means...
To copy a phrase exactly ('same').
To slightly change the original phrase ('similar').
To make an entirely new phrase ('different').
To move the whole tune around, either up or down in pitch, in a pattern ('different').
