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Music Quiz #1
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How many beats does a eighth note get?
1/2 of a beat
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What does rhythm mean?
The part that changes and makes the song interesting
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Name an instrument from the string family
Violin Viola Cello String/Double Bass Guitar
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What is a musical staff made up of?
5 lines and 4 spaces
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Name an instrument from the woodwind family
Clarinet Saxophone Flute Oboe
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It is the last part of a scale. It's a broken chord. It contains the first, third, fifth, and top note (note number 8) of the scale.
Arpeggio
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What are the four instrument families?
Brass, Percussion, String, Woodwind
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What is this?
Half Note
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The distance between one note and the next note of the same name (e.g., the distance between low C and high C).
Octave
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What is this?
Quarter note
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How many beats does a quarter note get?
1 beat
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How many beats does a half note get?
2 beats
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What is this?
Quarter Rest
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Name an instrument from the percussion family
Triangle Bass drum Snare drum Tambourine Xylophone Piano
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What is the symbol on the left called?
Treble clef
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The distance between notes.
Interval
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How many beats does a whole note get?
4
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What do we call the the leader of a musical ensemble who is responsible for keeping the group together?
The conductor
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What is this?
Whole Note
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What are the letters of the musical alphabet?
A, B, C, D, E, F, G
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What is group of musicians playing instruments under the direction of a conductor?
An orchestra
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Name an instrument from the brass family
Trumpet Tuba French Horn Trombone Euphonium Baritone
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What do we put at the beginning of a staff?
A clef
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What does beat mean?
Steady and unchanging, like your heart beat or the second hand on a clock
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What is this?
Eighth Note
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