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Question 1:
What is the correct terminology for a whole note in
music? |
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Answer:
Semibreve |
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2: Name two clefs that are commonly used in
Music notation? |
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Answer:
Bass, Alto, Tenor, Treble |
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3: What is the term used to describe a sixteenth
note in music notation? |
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Answer:
Semiquaver |
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Question 4:
What term is used to describe a silent pause? |
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Answer:
Caesura |
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Question 5:
What is the name given in the UK to the rest symbol? |
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Answer:
It is commonly referred to as 'Tram-lines' |
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Question 6:
In music notation, What is the significance of a bar? |
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Answer:
A bar divides the staff into measures |
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Question 7:
What note is represented by a closed note with a stem? |
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Answer:
A Quarter Note |
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Question 8:
In music terminology, what does 'Con grazia' mean? |
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Answer:
With Grace |
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Question 9:
When two parts of music are written on the same staff,
which direction do the stems of the upper notes face? |
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Answer:
The stems of the upper notes face upwards so the
parts are easily identified |
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10: What name is collectively given to the groups of
sharps or flats at the beginning of the staff which
indicate the key the composition is written in? |
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Answer:
Key Signature |
