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#1.
Rubato means
a gradual increasing of the speed up to the end
a gradual increasing of the speed up to the end
a temporarily slight speeding up or slowing down the given tempo
a temporarily slight speeding up or slowing down the given tempo
a change from legato to staccato
a change from legato to staccato
a special dynamic marking
a special dynamic marking
#2.
This is Mozart's Rondo Alla Turca
This is Mozart's Rondo Alla Turca
This is Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue
This is Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue
This is Chopin's Minute Valse
This is Chopin's Minute Valse
This is Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata
This is Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata
#3.
This song is from "The Magic Flute" from W.A Mozart
This song is from "The Magic Flute" from W.A Mozart
This song is from "Porgy and Bess" from George Gershwin
This song is from "Porgy and Bess" from George Gershwin
This song is from "Les Miserables" from Claude-Michel Schönberg
This song is from "Les Miserables" from Claude-Michel Schönberg
This song is from "H.M.S Pinafore" from Arthur Sullivan
This song is from "H.M.S Pinafore" from Arthur Sullivan
#4.
This means
the piece has to be performed in 5/4 Rhythm
the piece has to be performed in 5/4 Rhythm
the piece has to be performed in Swing Rhythm
the piece has to be performed in Swing Rhythm
the piece has to be performed in 2/3 Rhythm
the piece has to be performed in 2/3 Rhythm
the piece has to be performed in Ragtime Rhythm
the piece has to be performed in Ragtime Rhythm
#5.
This
bass line is typical for a Ragtime Composition
bass line is typical for a Ragtime Composition
bass line is typical for a Bues
bass line is typical for a Bues
bass line is typical for a Classical Sonata
bass line is typical for a Classical Sonata
bass line is typical for a Boogie-Woogie
bass line is typical for a Boogie-Woogie
#6.
This sound sample is from a Fugue
This sound sample is from a Fugue
This sound sample is from a Boogie
This sound sample is from a Boogie
This sound sample is from a Blues
This sound sample is from a Blues
This sound sample is from a Rag
This sound sample is from a Rag
#7.
This
this music can be categorized as Contemporary Jazz
this music can be categorized as Contemporary Jazz
this music can be categorized as Stride Piano
this music can be categorized as Stride Piano
this music can be categorized as New Age music
this music can be categorized as New Age music
this music can be categorized as a Boogie
this music can be categorized as a Boogie
#8.
This
is a Prelude (Bach)
is a Prelude (Bach)
is a Invention (Bach)
is a Invention (Bach)
is a Fugue (Bach)
is a Fugue (Bach)
is a Sinfonia (Bach)
is a Sinfonia (Bach)
#9.
This
is a Gigue (Bach)
is a Gigue (Bach)
is a Fugue (Bach)
is a Fugue (Bach)
is a Sarabande (Bach)
is a Sarabande (Bach)
is an Invention (Bach)
is an Invention (Bach)
#10.
What is Polyrhythm?
A Rhythmus that changes in each measure
A Rhythmus that changes in each measure
A crescendo followed by a diminuendo
A crescendo followed by a diminuendo
A 5/4 Time Signature
A 5/4 Time Signature
Simultaneous playing of contrasting rhythms e.g. 3 notes against 2
Simultaneous playing of contrasting rhythms e.g. 3 notes against 2
#11.
Here you see Triplets over Half Notes
Here you see Triplets over Half Notes
Here you see Tuplets over Triplets (Polyrhythm)
Here you see Tuplets over Triplets (Polyrhythm)
Here you see Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata
Here you see Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata
Here you see Triplets over Tuplets (Polyrhythm)
Here you see Triplets over Tuplets (Polyrhythm)
#12.
This is the First Arabesque from Claude Debussy
This is the First Arabesque from Claude Debussy
This is Play Time from Bela Bartok
This is Play Time from Bela Bartok
This is the Prelude from Alexander Scriabin
This is the Prelude from Alexander Scriabin
This is Clair de Lune from Claude Debussy
This is Clair de Lune from Claude Debussy
#13.
The "tr" means Treble Notes
The "tr" means Treble Notes
This is a Grace Note and how it is performed
This is a Grace Note and how it is performed
This is a Turn and how it is performed
This is a Turn and how it is performed
This is a Trill and how it is performed
This is a Trill and how it is performed
#14.
Beethoven fifth has only a third
means Beethoven's 5th Symphony has never been completed
means Beethoven's 5th Symphony has never been completed
means that Beethoven's 5th Symphony opening Interval is a Third
means that Beethoven's 5th Symphony opening Interval is a Third
means Beethoven intervals of a 5th was mostly followed by a 3rd
means Beethoven intervals of a 5th was mostly followed by a 3rd
means Beethoven composed a lot in 5/3 Time Signature
means Beethoven composed a lot in 5/3 Time Signature
#15.
This Beethoven's 5th Symphony Transcription for Piano
This Beethoven's 5th Symphony Transcription for Piano
This Beethoven's Piano Sonata Number 5
This Beethoven's Piano Sonata Number 5
This Beethoven's 5th Symphony for Orchestra
This Beethoven's 5th Symphony for Orchestra
This Beethoven's 9th Symphony for Piano
This Beethoven's 9th Symphony for Piano
#16.
A Transcription is a composition
that is arranged for another instrument than originally written
that is arranged for another instrument than originally written
this was written after the Composer died
this was written after the Composer died
that is written one Semitone higher than in the original
that is written one Semitone higher than in the original
is free Alteration of an existing Composition
is free Alteration of an existing Composition
#17.
An Autograph is
a Printing Machine used around 1750
a Printing Machine used around 1750
a Book of Compositions that carries a Seal
a Book of Compositions that carries a Seal
a Piano that plays automatically
a Piano that plays automatically
the original composition of a Composer often in Handwriting
the original composition of a Composer often in Handwriting
#18.
Transposing means
to change the Tempo of a Song
to change the Tempo of a Song
to change the sequence of a multiple part composition
to change the sequence of a multiple part composition
to change the Dynamics of a Song
to change the Dynamics of a Song
to change the whole song from the original key to another key
to change the whole song from the original key to another key
#19.
Main reasons for a Transposition are
to prevent the Piano from Damage
to prevent the Piano from Damage
to increase the Degree of Difficulty or to do Finger Training
to increase the Degree of Difficulty or to do Finger Training
to reduce key accidentals or to adjust the tonal voice range for a singer
to reduce key accidentals or to adjust the tonal voice range for a singer
to play around with Notation
to play around with Notation
#20.
Which are Baroque Dances?
Burlesque, Valse, African, Ballet, Jazz, Tap
Burlesque, Valse, African, Ballet, Jazz, Tap
Hip-Hop, Swing, Boogie-Woogie, Contra Dane
Hip-Hop, Swing, Boogie-Woogie, Contra Dane
Menuet, Passepied, Sarabande, Gigue, Bourrée, Gavotte, Allemande
Menuet, Passepied, Sarabande, Gigue, Bourrée, Gavotte, Allemande
Cha-Cha, Rumba, Samba, Paso Doble, Salsa
Cha-Cha, Rumba, Samba, Paso Doble, Salsa
#21.
This composition is from the Romantic period.
This composition is from the Romantic period.
This composition is from the Renaissance period.
This composition is from the Renaissance period.
This composition is from the Classical period.
This composition is from the Classical period.
This composition is from the Baroque period.
This composition is from the Baroque period.
#22.
What is an Opera?
A Broadway Musical
A Broadway Musical
A composition that only Mozart, Rossini and Verdi created
A composition that only Mozart, Rossini and Verdi created
A composition for a Choir
A composition for a Choir
A Theatrical play in which a dramatic performance is set to Music
A Theatrical play in which a dramatic performance is set to Music
#23.
What is an Operetta?
A Browser for the Internet that specializes in Music
A Browser for the Internet that specializes in Music
A Dance Style
A Dance Style
A short opera, usually of a light and amusing character
A short opera, usually of a light and amusing character
An long Opera with at least 5 Acts
An long Opera with at least 5 Acts
#24.
What are Lyrics?
The Melody of a Song
The Melody of a Song
The words of a Song
The words of a Song
A Greek Instrument
A Greek Instrument
The Rhythm of a Song
The Rhythm of a Song
#25.
What does Ode mean?
A Dynamic Marking
A Dynamic Marking
A poem intended to be sung
A poem intended to be sung
A way to say goodbye in a Song
A way to say goodbye in a Song
A Sign for Expression
A Sign for Expression
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