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#1.
Which is the first inversion of C-E-G
G-C-F
G-C-F
E-G-D
E-G-D
E-G-C
E-G-C
G-C-E
G-C-E
#2.
Which is the second inversion of C-E-G
C-F-A
C-F-A
G-B-D
G-B-D
G-C-E
G-C-E
E-G-C
E-G-C
#3.
Which F Chord is in the root position?
F-A-B
F-A-B
A-C-F
A-C-F
C-F-A
C-F-A
F-A-C
F-A-C
#4.
Which is a G7 Chord?
G-C-E-F
G-C-E-F
G-B-D-C
G-B-D-C
G-B-D-F
G-B-D-F
G-B-D-E
G-B-D-E
#5.
Baroque period
Mozart was from this period
Mozart was from this period
Bach was from this period
Bach was from this period
Schubert was from this period
Schubert was from this period
Grieg was from this period
Grieg was from this period
#6.
Classical Period
Vivaldi was from this period
Vivaldi was from this period
Mozart was from this period
Mozart was from this period
Chopin was from this period
Chopin was from this period
Scarlatti was from this period
Scarlatti was from this period
#7.
A Romantic period composer is
Chopin
Chopin
Mozart
Mozart
Haendel
Haendel
Bach
Bach
#8.
A Contemporary Period composer is
Haendel
Haendel
Gershwin
Gershwin
Beethoven
Beethoven
Mozart
Mozart
#9.
A Renaissance Period composer
is Bach
is Bach
is Haendel
is Haendel
is Telemann
is Telemann
is Palestrina
is Palestrina
#10.
Ludwig van Beethoven is a composer
from the Renaissance
from the Renaissance
from the Baroque period
from the Baroque period
from the Classical-Romantic period
from the Classical-Romantic period
from the Contemporary period
from the Contemporary period
#11.
W.A. Mozart is a composer from
the Contemporary period
the Contemporary period
the Renaissance period
the Renaissance period
the Classical period
the Classical period
the Baroque period
the Baroque period
#12.
Which composer wrote “Für Elise”?
Mozart
Mozart
Bach
Bach
Beethoven
Beethoven
Chopin
Chopin
#13.
The Hammer Piano was invented around
1500
1500
1700
1700
1800
1800
1600
1600
#14.
Which are all Keyboard instruments?
Piano, Clavichord, Trumpet
Piano, Clavichord, Trumpet
Grand Piano, Upright Piano, Violin
Grand Piano, Upright Piano, Violin
Harpsichord, Guitar, Mandoline
Harpsichord, Guitar, Mandoline
Organ, Harpsichord, Pianoforte
Organ, Harpsichord, Pianoforte
#15.
During the Renaissance period
There were no composers
There were no composers
The pianoforte was the most played instrument
The pianoforte was the most played instrument
Music was only played in India
Music was only played in India
Italy was the most musical active country
Italy was the most musical active country
#16.
A Metronome is
is the same as a Grand Staff
is the same as a Grand Staff
is not available as an app on a mobile device
is not available as an app on a mobile device
a device that helps to play louder or softer
a device that helps to play louder or softer
an instrument that produces a regular beat
an instrument that produces a regular beat
#17.
On a Metronome “bpm” means
beats per whole note
beats per whole note
beats per measure
beats per measure
beats per second
beats per second
beats per minute
beats per minute
#18.
Allegro Moderato is
between 40-60 bpm
between 40-60 bpm
between 112-124 bpm
between 112-124 bpm
is not a common tempo marking
is not a common tempo marking
between 180-200 bpm
between 180-200 bpm
#19.
Tempo means
legato
legato
how fast you have to play
how fast you have to play
how loud or soft you have to play
how loud or soft you have to play
staccato
staccato
#20.
Which are tempo markings?
legato, rubato, staccato, portato
legato, rubato, staccato, portato
forte, mezzoforte, piano, pianissimo
forte, mezzoforte, piano, pianissimo
largo, allegro, andante, vivace
largo, allegro, andante, vivace
diminuendo, crescendo, decrescendo, sforzando
diminuendo, crescendo, decrescendo, sforzando
#21.
Sforzando (sfz) means
play the following notes forte
play the following notes forte
play legato
play legato
is the same as a tie
is the same as a tie
make a strong, sudden accent on a note or chord
make a strong, sudden accent on a note or chord
#22.
A Tie connects two of the same
rests to an extended rest
rests to an extended rest
notes by playing and holding the first one over to the second note.
notes by playing and holding the first one over to the second note.
notes by playing it in triple (3x) length.
notes by playing it in triple (3x) length.
staccato notes
staccato notes
#23.
Play Notes or Chords staccato when
they have a dot above (stem down) or below (stem op) the note head
they have a dot above (stem down) or below (stem op) the note head
they are under a slur
they are under a slur
they are partially or fully on ledger lines
they are partially or fully on ledger lines
they have a dash above (stem down) or below (stem up) the note head
they have a dash above (stem down) or below (stem up) the note head
#24.
Portato means
play notes between staccato and legato
play notes between staccato and legato
play notes between forte and piano
play notes between forte and piano
play notes extra loud
play notes extra loud
play notes extra soft
play notes extra soft
#25.
These are
Triplets and mean 3 notes per quarter count
Triplets and mean 3 notes per quarter count
notes with a Finger Number
notes with a Finger Number
Triads or chords with 3 tones
Triads or chords with 3 tones
Tuplets with a 3/4 Time Signature
Tuplets with a 3/4 Time Signature
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