- What is ‘Pitch’?
Your answer:
The distance between 2 notes
How high or low a note/sound is
A tune
- A scale is a pattern of notes with set intervals - True/False?
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- What is the distance between two notes called?
Your answer:
Cadence
Gap
Interval
Pitch
- What is the pattern of tones (T) & semitones (S) (intervals) for a major Scale?
Your answer:
TTSTTST
TTSTSTT
TSTTSTT
TTSTTTS
- What notes are in the F major scale?
Your answer:
F G A Bb C D E F
F G A A# C D E F
F G A B C D Eb F
F G A Bb C D Eb F
- What notes are there in the D major scale?
Your answer:
D E F G A B C D
D E F# G A B C# D
D E F# G# A B C# D
D E Gb Ab A B Db D
- What do you call 2 or more notes played together at once?
Your answer:
Triad
Root note
Interval
Chord
- What do you call 3 notes played together at once?
Your answer:
Triad
Root note
Interval
Chord
- The rule for working out the notes when playing a triad is 'Miss 1, play 1, miss 1, play 1, miss 1' - True/False?
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- What is the difference in sound between major & minor chords?
Your answer:
Minor is sad, major is happy
Minor is happy, major is sad
Neither of the above
- How can you work out the notes for a major chord?
Your answer:
Go up 5 semitones then 4 semitones
Go up 3 semitones then 4 semitones
Go up 4 semitones then 3 semitones
Go up 3 semitones then 3 semitones
- How can you work out the notes for a minor chord?
Your answer:
Go up 5 semitones then 4 semitones
Go up 3 semitones then 4 semitones
Go up 4 semitones then 3 semitones
Go up 3 semitones then 3 semitones
- What notes make up the triad of F major?
Your answer:
F Ab C
F G# C
F A C
F D B
- What notes make up the triad of E minor?
Your answer:
E G# B
E G B
E G C
E G Bb
- What are chords I, IV & V in G major?
Your answer:
G major, D major, E major
G major, C major, D major
G major, A major, E major
None of the above
- What is a chord sequence?
Your answer:
Chords played in a set order
Chords played in a random order
None of the above
- What is the root note of a A Major triad?
Your answer:
A
C
C#
E
- What is a broken chord?
Your answer:
A chord in which the notes are all played at the same time
A chord in which the notes are played one after each other
A chord that has random notes in it
- What is a ‘melody’?
Your answer:
An accompaniment
A tune with notes played one after each other
A chord in which the notes are played one after each other
None of the above
- What are the 5 lines in Western Staff Notation called?
Your answer:
A Staff
A Stave
A Staff OR Stave
None of the above
- What is the 'G Clef' another word for?
Your answer:
The time signature
The bass clef
The treble clef
None of the above
- What is the mnemonic for the notes on the lines in the treble clef?
Your answer:
Every Good Dog Buries Eggs
Every Good Boy Deserves Football
FACE
Good Boys Deserve Football Always
- What is the mnemonic for the notes in the spaces in the treble clef?
Your answer:
All Cows Eat Grass
Every Good Boy Deserves Football
Good Boys Deserve Football Always
FACE
- What does a semibreve look like?
Your answer:
A black notehead with a stem
An oval shape
An oval shap with a stem
None of the above
- How many beats long is a minim?
Your answer:
4
2
3
1
- What is a 1 beat note called?
Your answer:
Quaver
Minim
Crotchet
Semibreve
- How many beats long is a dotted minim?
Your answer:
3
2
1
4
- The time signature shows how many beats in a bar - True/False?
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- What is a bar?
Your answer:
A line which divides sections
A group of beats
None of the above
- What is the interval between a note and the next note above that has the same letter?
Your answer:
Cadence
Octive
Octave
Pitch
- What is binary structure?
Your answer:
ABA
ABAC
AB
BA
- What is 'a musical sentence' called?
Your answer:
Slur
Phrase
Melody
None of the above