Form

Question 1

Binary

Answer 1

A,B (2 part form)

Question 2

Ternary

Answer 2

A,B,A (3 part form)d

Question 3

Rondo

Answer 3

A,B,A,C,A main theme A alternates with new sections

Question 4

Blues

Answer 4

12 Bar blues, uses the blues scale, primary chords I, IV, V

Question 5

Alberti Bass

Answer 5

For classical music, a pattern of broken chords used to accompany the melody

Question 6

Concerto

Answer 6

Featuring a soloist and an orchestra, usually in 3 movements

Question 7

Chamber Music

Answer 7

Played by a small group of instrumentalists/vocalists

Question 8

Symphony

Answer 8

Large piece for orchestra, usually in 4 movements, and the first movement will be in sonata form

Question 9

Oratorio

Answer 9

Large work for solo singer, chorus, orchestra, sung religious drama

Question 10

Overture

Answer 10

Orchestral introduction to ballet or opera

Question 11

Opera

Answer 11

Large work (multiple movements) for solo singer, chorus and orchestra. Drama based on secular themes

Question 12

Jazz

Answer 12

Has improvising sections for the soloist, has chromatic harmonies and frequent use of syncopation

Question 13

Repeat signs

Answer 13

At second sign go back to first sign and repeat the music between. If first sign its left out start from beginning.

Question 14

Da Capo

Answer 14

From the beginning

Question 15

Fine

Answer 15

The end

Question 16

Da Capo al Fine

Answer 16

Repeat from beginning as far as the word Fine

Question 17

Dal Segno (DS)

Answer 17

Repeat from the sign

Question 18

Coda sign

Answer 18

Indicates where to go to the coda

Question 19

%

Answer 19

Repeat the previous bar