Question

how many beats are in each measure in this example?

🎼quarter, quarter, quarter | 🎵🎵🎵

3
4
6
8

Answer 1

What is the parallel minor of C major?
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F minor
G minor
C minor
D minor

Which minor scale has a raised 6th, 7th scale degree ascending and a lowered 6th, 7th scale degree descending?
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natural minor
harmonic minor
chromatic minor
melodic minor

Answer 2

What kind of interval is this?
🎼4/4 0/O-

third
fourth
fifth
sixth

Answer 3

please pick from the answer choices

third
fourth
fifth
sixth

Answer 4

G is the dominant in what key?
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A
B
C
D

The chord progression of an authentic cadence is
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ii - I
V - I
IV - I
I - V

Who wrote The Well Tempered Clavier?
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Bach
Vivaldi
Mozart
Haydn

Which era had the largest orchestras?
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Renaissance
Baroque
Romantic
Twentieth Century

In what era would you expect to hear atonality?
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Renaissance
Baroque
Romantic
Twentieth Century

The script of an opera is known as
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Chamber music
overture
libretto
aria

Music written for a small ensemble is called
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Chamber music
overture
libretto
aria

Answer 5

Which is NOT a section in a Jazz Big Band?
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Brass (Trumpets & Trombones)
Reeds (Saxophones)
Rhythm (Drums, Guitars, Piano)
Strings (Violin, Violas, Cellos)
Arnold Schoenberg pioneered the technique known as
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Serialism
Nationalism
Impressionism
Chromaticism
The technique of plucking the strings rather than bowing them is called
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tone row
pizzicato
da capo
cadenza
When translated lyrics are written into a score, they are often
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literal and word for word
intended to fit the rhythm of the music and express the general meaning of the song
preferred over the original language
unnecessary and disregarded by the singer
Turns and trills are examples of
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dynamics
motives
ornaments
imitation
Schubert's Piano Trio No. 1 includes a lighthearted, mischievous movement called a(n)
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gigue
aria
rondo
scherzo
In the sonata form, it is common for this to happen between the first and second theme of the exposition
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modulation to a new key (usually the dominant key)
a coda or ending
a brief recitative
a harpsichord plays figured bass
What is a sequence in music?
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A type of ornament that moves fast between two notes
A traditional Austrian folk dance
A repetitive motive
A gentle melody in 6/8
A compositional technique in which one instrument plays a pattern very similar to another.
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figured bass
imitation
da capo
modulation
Who wrote the Brandenburg Concertos?
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Mozart
Schubert
Schoenberg
Bach