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Music Theory Placement Questions and Answers with Certified Solutions What is the distance between C and G in a scale? Perfect fifth What key has one flat in its key signature? F major What is the term for a group of three notes played in the time of two? Triplet If a piece is written in 4/4 time, how many beats are in each measure? Four What symbol indicates that a note should be raised by a half step? Sharp (#) 2 What is the term for a series of ascending or d...

ABRSM All Grade 3 Music Theory with Certified Solutions What is the name of the note on the third line of the bass clef? D What is the symbol for a tie in music notation? A curved line connecting two notes of the same pitch What is the interval between a C♯ and a F♯? Perfect fifth What does "dolce" mean? Sweetly What is the term used when a piece is to be played very fast? Presto 2 What is the name of the note on the first line of the treble clef? ...

1.3.4-Music theory 1 Questions and Answers Graded A+ What is the interval between E and G? Minor third What is the fourth note of the A major scale? D What is the interval called that spans eight notes? Octave What does "moderato" mean in music? To play at a moderate tempo What is the purpose of a key signature? To indicate which notes are to be played as sharps or flats throughout the piece 2 What is the term for a chord that resolves to the tonic? ...

ABRSM Grade 1 Music Theory Latest Update Graded A+ What is the musical term for "gradually getting softer"? Diminuendo. What does a repeat sign in sheet music indicate? To play the section again. What is the interval between C and E? A major third. What is the value of a whole rest in 4/4 time? Four beats. What is the purpose of a "key signature"? To indicate which notes are sharp or flat throughout the piece. 2 What note is on the third line of th...

Music Praxis 5113 Exam Latest Version Graded A+ WWHWWWH major scale WHWWHWW minor scale leading tone vii soprano B3-G6 mezzo soprano G3-A5 Alto E3-F5 Tenor C3-B4 Bass D2-E4

MUS 112 Final Exam Questions & Answers 2024/2025 Timbre variation can be produced by - ANSWERSchanging the sound of the instrument. The speed of the music's pulse is determined by the - ANSWERStempo. A typical rhythm section in a jazz ensemble is comprised of - ANSWERSdrums, piano, guitar, and bass. The most common meter used in jazz is - ANSWERSduple. When jazz bassists pluck the strings with their fingers, that technique is called - ANSWERSpizzicato. Blowing intensely in...

Music Theory Key Signatures Latest Update Graded A+ How many sharps are in the key of F♯ major? Six sharps What is the relative minor of G major? E minor Which key signature has four flats? A♭ major What key has six sharps? F♯ major What is the relative minor of B♭ major? G minor 2 Which key has five flats? D♭ major How many flats are in the key of A♭ major? Four flats What key has seven flats? C♭ major If a piece is written in t...

OAE Questions with complete solution OAE (032) Music Terms Octatonic scale - correct answer scale ascending alternating in whole step - half step Harmonic Minor - correct answer minor scale with raised 7th Sequence - correct answer restatement of motif in higher or lower pitch Diminution - correct answer diminishing the note values throughout the piece Embellishment - correct answer ornaments Plagal Cadence - correct answer IV to I Half Cadence - correct answer ...

Music Theory – Modes Questions and Answers 100% Pass What is the Ionian mode equivalent to? The major scale. What is the characteristic note of the Dorian mode? The raised sixth degree. Which mode has a lowered second degree? Phrygian mode. What is the starting note of the Lydian mode? The fourth degree of the major scale. How does the Mixolydian mode differ from the major scale? It has a lowered seventh degree. 2 Which mode is considered the natural minor sca...

Praxis II: 5114 Latest 2023 Graded A+ Gregorian Chant no distinct meter/freeflowing, melismatic and largely monophonic (unaccompanied) Organum early polyphony with parallel motion, based on cantus firmus, improvised duplicating original melody Renaissance Era polyphony, refined musical notation, complete masses by single composer, use of greek modes, clarity of vocal lines, harmonic consonance, imitative counterpoint and expressivity Ordinary Mass 6 parts - kyrie, gloria, credo, sanctus, bene...