A) A type of musical form B) A type of musical scale C) A group of notes played together D) A percussion instrument
A) A fast tempo B) A note to be played very loud C) A high-pitched note D) A period of silence
A) A type of percussion instrument B) A short musical idea or melodic theme C) A long musical composition D) A type of musical scale
A) A type of musical form B) A central idea or subject that is developed in a musical composition C) A very short musical phrase D) The speed at which music is played
A) Music with two or more independent melody lines B) A type of musical form C) A very slow tempo D) A single-line texture
A) The key or tonic center of a piece of music B) The melody of a piece C) The dynamics of a piece D) The tempo of a piece
A) A gradual increase in volume B) Playing all notes with a staccato articulation C) A type of musical form D) A fast tempo
A) A gradual decrease in volume B) A slow tempo C) A type of musical scale D) A very short musical phrase
A) A type of musical form B) Playing very loudly C) Tempo flexibility within a musical piece D) A type of musical scale
A) Joseph Haydn B) Ludwig van Beethoven C) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart D) Antonio Vivaldi
A) Alto B) Bass C) Soprano D) Tenor
A) Claude Debussy B) Ludwig van Beethoven C) Johann Sebastian Bach D) Franz Schubert
A) Tone color B) Form C) Tempo D) Texture
A) Pitch B) Texture C) Timbre D) Dynamics
A) Two B) Three C) Five D) Four
A) Allegro B) Largo C) Dolce D) Presto
A) Franz Joseph Haydn B) Johann Sebastian Bach C) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart D) Antonio Vivaldi
A) Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky B) Frederic Chopin C) Igor Stravinsky D) Johann Strauss II
A) A gradual increase in volume B) A sustained note C) A concluding section D) A fast tempo
A) Choir B) Orchestra C) Soloist D) Ensemble
A) George Frideric Handel B) Domenico Scarlatti C) Johann Pachelbel D) Henry Purcell
A) Richard Wagner B) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart C) Georges Bizet D) Giuseppe Verdi
A) Intermezzo B) Ostinato C) Adagio D) Arpeggio
A) George Frideric Handel B) Johann Sebastian Bach C) Franz Joseph Haydn D) Antonio Vivaldi
A) Crescendo B) Decrescendo C) Fermata D) Legato
A) Giuseppe Verdi B) Gustav Mahler C) Richard Wagner D) Claude Debussy
A) Arco B) Adagio C) A cappella D) Accompaniment
A) Rhythm B) Tempo C) Dynamics D) Timbre
A) Igor Stravinsky B) Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky C) Claude Debussy D) Sergei Prokofiev
A) Concerto B) Symphony C) Etude D) Sonata
A) Georges Bizet B) Engelbert Humperdinck C) Giacomo Puccini D) Richard Strauss
A) Canon B) Symphony C) Motif D) Cadence
A) Counterpoint B) Timbre C) Harmony D) Syncopation
A) Pitch B) Rhythm C) Timbre D) Cadence
A) Verse B) Chorus C) Refrain D) Bridge
A) Exposition, Development, Recapitulation B) Binary form C) Theme and variations D) Aria, Recitative, Aria
A) Camille Saint-Saëns B) Claude Debussy C) Maurice Ravel D) Erik Satie
A) Jean Sibelius B) Alexander Borodin C) Modest Mussorgsky D) Edvard Grieg
A) Aaron Copland B) Samuel Barber C) John Cage D) Philip Glass
A) Fast B) Slow C) Soft D) Loud
A) Sergei Prokofiev B) Igor Stravinsky C) Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky D) Dmitri Shostakovich
A) Camille Saint-Saëns B) Hector Berlioz C) Georges Bizet D) Claude Debussy |