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- Q1The soprano voice is the highest vocal register in a standard chorus. What can you infer about music written for sopranos?It's written in the Alto ClefIt's written with a Bass ClefIt's almost always written in 3/4It's written with a G clef30s
- Q2What might happen if a musical staff did not include a clef?Musicians would not know how many beats there were in each measureMusicians would not know how many sharps or flats the piece containedMusicians would not know the rhythm of a pieceMusicians would not know which tone each note stood for30s
- Q3What is the best description of a measure?A series of musical notesThe speed at which a piece is playedThe number of beats a piece containsA unit of rhythm30s
- Q4In musical notation, high notes can be found:At the lower part of a staffAt the right side of the staffAt the left side of the staffAt the upper part of a staff30s
- Q5If you see a large "4/4" at the beginning of a piece of music, what can you conclude?The piece will take about four minutes to playThe piece will contain a whole lot of quarter notesEach measure contains four beatsThe melody has a range of four beats30s
- Q6Which series represents a scale of musical notes?whole, half, quarter, eighth, sixteenth, and thirty-second notesA, A sharp, A flat, B, B sharp, B B flat4, 2, 1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/3A, B, C, D, E, F, G30s
- Q7The note that is between the Treble and Bass ClefMiddle MMiddle CMiddle AMiddle D30s
- Q8I am a line that extends the pitches above or below the staff. What is my name?bar linedouble bar linevertical lineledger line30s
- Q9The repeat sign tells the musician to...Repeat from the beginning of the song. Upon completion of the repetition(s), continue to the measures following the end repeat.keep singing until the director signals you to end.hold the last pitch for 10 secondsstop playing30s
- Q10A note that's a half-step lower than B is called:B naturalB flatB sharpA30s
- Q11What are the 5 points of standing postureStand tall, head straight, shoulders relaxed, hands out of pockets, and feet slightly apartStand tall, head erect, shoulders relaxed, hands to your side, and feet slightly apartStand tall, no gum, smile, hands to your side, and feet slightly apartStand tall, hands to your side, feet apart, smile , and no slouching30s
- Q12A standard chorus has 5 voice types. What is the order from lowest to highestBass, Baritone, Tenor, Alto, SopranoAlto, Tenor, Baritone, Soprano, BassSoprano, Alto, Tenor, Baritone, BassTenor, Soprano, Bass, Alto, Baritone30s
- Q13If you're playing in 3/4 time signature, what type of note gets one beat?Sixteenth NoteHalf NoteEighth NoteQuarter Note30s
- Q14What is the definition of an intervalIt is the space between two pitchesIt is the space between to bar linesIt means "do" is the first scale degreeIt is the speed of music30s
- Q15Enharmonic keys on the piano represent?two notes have the same pitch but spelled differentlyto hold the note longera pattern of long and short beatsthe white keys30s