Question

Which one is an articulation NOT used in this music?
1 point
Tenuto
Accent
Staccato
All of the above are used
Which best describes the tempo of a march?
1 point
Allegro
Adagio
Andante
Largo
What are the tonic and dominant notes of this song?
1 point
D and G
A and G
C and G
E and G
What is the non-pitched instrument in this song?
1 point
Oboe
Trumpet
Snare
Piano
"f" and "mf" appear in this piece and are ________.
1 point
Articulations
Dynamics
Ornamentations
Mordents
"tr" in measure 23 is an example of a (an) _______.
1 point
Articulation
Dynamic
Ornamentation
Mordent
In measure 5, the melody contour is ________.
1 point
Arch
Uphill
S shape
Downhill
How many measures of the snare line contain the rhythm: quarter, eighth, eighth, quarter, eighth, eighth in that order?
1 point
8
9
10
11
The lowest note in this piece is in measure 9. It is the _____ of the key/scale used to write this song.
1 point
Tonic
Mediant
Third
Fifth
The snare part ends on what type of rest?
1 point
Whole
Half
Quarter
Eighth

Answer 1

Based on the questions you've provided, here are the likely answers:

1. **Which one is an articulation NOT used in this music?**
- **Answer:** All of the above are used (This assumes that all articulations are present in the music context you referred to).

2. **Which best describes the tempo of a march?**
- **Answer:** Allegro (Marches are typically played at a brisk tempo).

3. **What are the tonic and dominant notes of this song?**
- **Answer:** C and G (In the key of C Major, C is the tonic and G is the dominant).

4. **What is the non-pitched instrument in this song?**
- **Answer:** Snare (The snare drum is a non-pitched percussion instrument).

5. **"f" and "mf" appear in this piece and are ________.**
- **Answer:** Dynamics (f = forte, mf = mezzo-forte, both indicate volume).

6. **"tr" in measure 23 is an example of a (an) _______.**
- **Answer:** Ornamentation (The "tr" stands for trill, which is a type of ornamentation).

7. **In measure 5, the melody contour is ________.**
- **Answer:** The answer will depend on the specific melody, but typically, it could be "Arch" if there's an ascension followed by a descension.

8. **How many measures of the snare line contain the rhythm: quarter, eighth, eighth, quarter, eighth, eighth in that order?**
- **Answer:** 8 (Assuming this is a standard repeated rhythmic pattern).

9. **The lowest note in this piece is in measure 9. It is the _____ of the key/scale used to write this song.**
- **Answer:** Tonic (This is generally correct assuming that the lowest note corresponds to the root of the key).

10. **The snare part ends on what type of rest?**
- **Answer:** This will depend on the piece, but typically, it could be a Whole rest or Half rest, depending on how the arrangement and rhythm conclude.

Please make sure to reference the specific music piece to confirm exact answers, especially on subjective interpretations like melody contour and specific rest types.