music theory 4

Question 1

baroque

Answer 1

1600-1750

Question 2

classical

Answer 2

1750-1880

Question 3

romantic

Answer 3

1780-1900

Question 4

very slow

Answer 4

lento

Question 5

slow

Answer 5

adagio

Question 6

walking pace

Answer 6

andante

Question 7

fast

Answer 7

ALLegro

Question 8

very fast

Answer 8

presto

Question 9

monophonic

Answer 9

one melody

Question 10

homophonic

Answer 10

melody and chords (classical)

Question 11

polyphonic

Answer 11

more than one melody (baroque)

Question 12

heterophonic

Answer 12

all playing same/variation of melody

Question 13

major chord

Answer 13

2 tones , 1.5 tones

Question 14

minor chord

Answer 14

1.5 tones, 2 tones

Question 15

minor scale

Answer 15

T T 0.5 T T T 0.5

Question 16

pentatonic scale

Answer 16

remove 4 and 7

Question 17

flat key signature

Answer 17

2nd to last, or f

Question 18

relative minor

Answer 18

3 semitones back

Question 19

sharps key signature

Answer 19

semitone above last

Question 20

Oratorio

Answer 20

strong storyline, like opera but no costumes, scenery or stage directions. Religious themes

Question 21

Recitative

Answer 21

types of opera or oratorios ment to push the music onwards, sung/spoken melody to tell story, focus on story

Question 22

Aria

Answer 22

types of opera or oratorios focus on showing singers talent, singing is more melodic