Exam Review

1 & A 2 E 3 & 4 & A 1 A 2 E & A 3 E 4 E 1 & A 2 E 3 A 4 E A 1 E & 2 E 3 & A 4 A

Gradually slow down the tempo Gradually get softer and slower Slowly speed up the tempo Gradually get softer

One whole step A diatonic sequence One octave One half step

This notation is correct The sharps are labeled improperly on the treble clef The flats are labeled improperly on the bass clef There should only be six sharps and six flats

Extend the staff higher or lower Indicate that the performer should speed up or slow down Indicate when a note is to be sharp or flat Remove notes from a piece during the editing process

A movement Enharmonic pitches A melody Contrapuntal

D♭ and C♯ A and G♯ E♯ and C♭ B♭ and C

1 & 2 T L 3 E & A 4 E & 1 & 2 E & 3 & A 4 E & A 1 & 2 & A 3 E & 4 E & A 1 & 2 T L 3 A & E 4 A &

Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass Treble, Percussive, Alto, and Tenor Bass, Treble, Alto, and Soprano Alto, Tenor, Treble, and Bass

This is the correct Circle of Fourths The order of the circle is wrong There should be sharps next to E, A, and D on the right side The numbering is incorrect; 5, 6, and 7 should be on the bottom

A collection of 8 notes arranged in an ascending pattern The distance between two pitches in which one pitch is twice the frequency of the other Four half steps The shortest distance between two notes in Western music

W W H W W W H W H W W H H W W H W H W H W H W W H W W W

What measure he/she begins to play Whether or not the piece is in cut time How many beats are in one measure What note gets one beat

Molto Piano Pianissimo Mezzo Piano Piano

The highest note you can hit The distance between two notes The note you tune on A specific position in the range of sounds from low to high

Molto Fortissimo; Extremely Loud Piano; Extremely Loud Forte; Loud Fortissimo; Loud

How many measures per line How many sharps or flats in the key signature What note gets one beat How many beats per measure

B E A D G C F A B C D E F G F C G D A E B G A F B E C D

A series of four equidistant horizontal lines on which pitches and rhythms are notated A choral ensemble in which each member is only singing their part A series of five equidistant horizontal lines on which pitches and rhythms are notated A piece of music in which several members are used to create harmony

Enharmonic pitches Consonant pitches Harmonious pitches Retrograde pitches

A sixteenth note A triplet An artistic liberty A violation of Western notation laws

A F G B E C D G C F B E A D F C G D A E B B E A D G C F

Flat; Sharp Double Flat; Flat Sharp; Flat Flat; Crescendo