Piano Fun | Quiz 09

#1. As Parallel Voices

beside Thirds, also Seconds and Fifths are used in Western Music

beside Thirds, also Fourths and Sevenths are used in Western Music

beside Thirds, also Fourths and Fifths are used in Western Music

beside Thirds, also Sixths and Octaves are used in Western Music

#2. A Phrase in music

is a grouping consecutive melodic notes usually under a Slur

are two notes that are connected with a Tie

is the length of 3 Measures

means the Lyrics that belong to the Melody

#3. A Sequence is the repetition

of a Chord within one Measure

of the same note during 2 Measures

of a Rest during 3 Measures

of a motif or longer passage at a higher or lower pitch in the same voice

#4.

is a Motif

is a Melodic Minor Scale

is a Sequence

is a Phrase

#5. Ostinato means

a Musical composition for the Easter Celebration

related to Oriental Music

a charming Melody

a Motif or Phrase that repeats in the same musical voice, over and over

#6. A Motif or Motive is

a Note System with 3 Staffs

the same as a Sequence

the Succession of 2 or more Phrases

musical fragment or succession of notes that has some special importance

#7.

This the Motif from Beethoven's 5th then repeated in the Octave

This the Motif from Beethoven's 5th then repeated One Tone Lower

This the Motif from Beethoven's 5th then Inverted

This the Motif from Beethoven's 5th then repeated One Tone Higher

#8.

This is a Phrase

This is a Walking Bass

This is a Sequence

This is a Motiv

#9. A Walking Bass is

also called Stride Piano

a Bass Sequence in a Boogie

a bass-note played on each beat, which moves up and down in small steps

a Marching Band that uses Sousaphones

#10.

This is a Sequence

This is a Phrase

This is a Walking Bass Line

This is a Motif

#11.

The excerpt from Bach's Prelude 15 the beginning of the Fugue

The excerpt from Bach's Prelude 15 is a Motiv

The excerpt from Bach's Prelude 15 is a Sequence

The excerpt from Bach's Prelude 15 is a Phrase

#12.

3 Staffs: This is a notation for a String Quartet

3 Staffs: This is a notation for a Symphony Orchestra

The two lower Staffs have to be played both with the left hand.

3 Staffs: This is a composition for a Church Organ

#13.

This instrument can only be played with 4 hands

There is no sheet music available for this instrument

This Pedal-Grand Piano is played like a Church Organ

This is a Fake Picture and the Instrument does not exist

#14. A piece has a Primo and a Secondo

This is a Sonata with two Movements

This indicates an alternative version of the composition

Those are two different and unrelated compositions

then you know this is a Duet, a piano composition for 4 hands

#15. A Partitur is

the Original Text of the Composer

an Excerpt of a Composition

a full musical score showing each instrument on a separate line or staff

usually the sheet music for a single instrument

#16. Under Score we understand

the Quality of the Pianist

sheet music which is simplified to One Staff

the Quality of the Piano

sheet music with all the vocal and instrumental parts on Separate Staffs

#17.

Modern Jazz Improvisation for 2 Pianos

Tango Improvisation for 4 hands (Duet)

Free Style Piano for 2 Hands

Stride Piano Performance for 4 Hands (Duet)

#18.

Best Title for this song would be: Tango Apilado

Best Title for this song would be: Mexican Hat Dance

Best Title for this song would be: Samba Brasilana

Best Title for this song would be: Canto Ostinato

#19.

Prelude from Bach, Well Tempered Piano

Schubert, Impromptu in G flat major

Franz Liszt, Consolation No.3 in D flat Major

Rigadon from Edvard Grieg, Holstein Suite

#20.

George Gershwin - Shall we Dance

Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker. Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy

Satie - La Boutique fantasque,

Rossini - The Rite of Spring

#21.

Muzio Clementi - Excerpt from Piano Sonata 1

from Mozart - Variation about "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star"

Joseph Haydn Piano Sonata nº 59 in E flat

Beethoven - Excerpt from Sonata in G major, op. 14,

#22. This Sign means

passage is to be played 15 inches higher

passage is to be played 15 halftones higher

Quindicesima: passage is to be played two octaves higher

Ottava: passage is to be played one octaves higher

#23. What is a Cadence?

A chord progression that only has 2 Chords

A Theme Sequence that repeats various times in a Composition.

A slow Arpeggio

A chord progression moving to an end or rest, creating a harmonic completion

#24.

This Cadence has the Chord Progression: I - II - IV - III - I

This Cadence has the Chord Progression: I - VII - IV - IV - I

This Cadence has the Chord Progression: I - V7 - IV - V7 - I

This Cadence has the Chord Progression: I - VI - IV - VI - I

#25.

This a Deceptive Cadence

This is a Jazz Chord Progression

This is a Half Cadence

This is a Chord Progression I - IV - V - I

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