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(Answer)
D: Db

Which of the following is the name of the note in the above example?
a. Bb
b. D
c. B
d. Db




(Answer)
B: Larghissimo (means "at an extremely broad and slow tempo)

Which of the following examples should be performed at an extremely slow and broad tempo?
a. Andante
b. Larghissimo
c. Largo
d. Larghetto




Define Andante

At a walking pace

Define Largo

At a very slow tempo

Define Larghetto

A diminutive of largo, not quite as slow as largo

Define Larghissimo

,At an extremely broad and slow tempo

(Answer)
C: Tenuto (to play slightly longer and with rubato)

Which of the following is the articulation that indicates the note to be played slightly longer and with
rubato?
a. Marcato
b. Staccato
c. Tenuto
d. Fermata




Define Marcato

To play with extreme stress

Define Staccato

To play with a shortened sound duration

Define Fermata

To hold a note longer than written

Define Tenuto

To play slightly longer and with rubato

(Answer)
A: vii°

The chord in the above example can be best described as which of the following?
a. vii°
b. V
c. ii
d. iv




C: A#

,Which of the following is the name of the note in the above example?
a. C#
b. E#
c. A#
d. G#




D: 9/8 (The connected beams suggest groupings of three 8th notes)

What is the implied time signature of the example above?
a. 3/4
b. 6/8
c. 12/4
d. 9/8




B: Aø7 (Root position of Chord: A-C-Eb-G; B/c the interval between the root & 5th is a diminished 5th
and the distance between the root and the seventh is a minor 7th, the harmony of the given chord is
Aø7).

Name the harmony in the above example
a. C°7
b. Aø7
c. G°7
d. Ebø7




C: Augmented 4th (B/c D down to Ab is a half step larger than a P4, it is augmented 4th)

Which of the following best describes the melodic interval in the above example?
a. P4
b. Diminished 5th

, c. Augmented 4th
d. M5




A: Major 7th in 3rd Inversion (B/c the interval from G to F# is a M7, it's a M7 chord, and b/c F#, the 7th
note of the chord, is in the bass, that makes it 3rd inversion)

Which of the following best describes the seventh chord in the above example?
a. Major 7th in 3rd inversion
b. Dominant 7th in 2nd inversion
c. Major/minor 7th in 3rd inversion
d. Minor 7th in 2nd inversion




B: I6 - IV - V6/4 - ii (E Maj 1st inversion, A Maj root position, B Maj 2nd inversion, F# root position)

Which of the following chord progressions best describes the above example?
a. ii6/4 - V - vi6 - iii
b. I6 - IV - V6/4 - ii
c. IV - V6/4 - I - ii
d. iii6 - V - I6/4 - IV




D: Half Cadence (I-V)

Which of the following best describes the above cadence?
a. Perfect authentic cadence
b. Plagal cadence
c. Deceptive cadence
d. Half cadence

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