UMT Intermediate Lesson 10 Flashcards
True or False - There are three types of cadences: Major, minor and Augmented.
False - The three types of cadences are Perfect, Plagal and Imperfect.
True or False - A cadence is a progression of two chords that ends a phrase or section of music.
True
True or False - A Perfect (Authentic) Cadence ends on the Dominant.
False - a Perfect Cadence ends on the Tonic.
True or False - A Plagal Cadence ends on the Dominant.
False - a Plagal Cadence ends on the Tonic.
True or False - An Imperfect (Half) Cadence ends on the Dominant.
True
True or False - A Perfect Cadence is also called an Authentic Cadence.
True
True or False - An Imperfect Cadence is also called a Half Cadence.
True
True or False - The notes in the Bass Clef determine if the cadence is Perfect, Plagal or Imperfect.
True
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
C Major - Perfect Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
D flat Major - Imperfect Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
c minor - Plagal Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
e minor - Imperfect Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
E Major - Perfect Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
d minor - Plagal Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
g minor - Imperfect Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
E flat Major - Imperfect Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
B flat Major - Perfect Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
e flat minor - Plagal Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
F Major - Plagal Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
G Major - Imperfect Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
f minor - Perfect Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
G flat Major - Plagal Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
b minor - Imperfect Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
f sharp minor - Plagal Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
a minor - Perfect Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
b flat minor - Plagal Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
c sharp minor - Imperfect Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
A flat Major - Perfect Cadence
Name the Key. Identify the cadence as Perfect, Plagal, or Imperfect.
D Major - Prefect Cadence
Is the Quintuplet (group of 5) played in the time of 3 or 6 notes of the same value?
5 = 3
Is the Quintuplet (group of 5) played in the time of 3 or 6 notes of the same value?
5 = 3
Is the Septuplet (group of 7) played in the time of 3 or 6 notes of the same value?
7 = 3
Is the Septuplet (group of 7) played in the time of 3 or 6 notes of the same value?
7 = 6
Is the Quintuplet (group of 5) played in the time of 3 or 6 notes of the same value?
5 = 6
Is the Septuplet (group of 7) played in the time of 3 or 6 notes of the same value?
7 = 6
Is the Quintuplet (group of 5) played in the time of 3 or 6 notes of the same value?
5 = 6
Is the Quintuplet (group of 5) played in the time of 3 or 6 notes of the same value?
5 = 3
Is the Quintuplet (group of 5) played in the time of 3 or 6 notes of the same value?
5 = 6
Is the Septuplet (group of 7) played in the time of 3 or 6 notes of the same value?
7 = 6
Is the Septuplet (group of 7) played in the time of 3 or 6 notes of the same value?
7 = 3
Is the Septuplet (group of 7) played in the time of 3 or 6 notes of the same value?
7 = 3
The Quintuplet is equal to how many notes of the same value? (5 = ?)
5 = 4 quarter notes
The Quintuplet is equal to how many notes of the same value? (5 = ?)
5 = 4 thirty-second notes
The Quintuplet is equal to how many notes of the same value? (5 = ?)
5 = 4 eighth notes
The Quintuplet is equal to how many notes of the same value? (5 = ?)
5 = 4 sixteenth notes
The Quintuplet is equal to how many notes of the same value? (5 = ?)
5 = 4 quarter notes
The Quintuplet is equal to how many notes of the same value? (5 = ?)
5 = 4 sixteenth notes
The Quintuplet is equal to how many notes of the same value? (5 = ?)
5 = 4 eighth notes
Identify the term for: becoming louder.
crescendo
Identify the term for: becoming softer.
descrescendo or diminuendo
Identify the term for: moderately loud.
mezzo forte
Identify the term for: soft.
piano
Identify the term for: loud.
forte
Identify the term for: moderately soft.
mezzo piano
Identify the term for: very soft.
pianissimo
Identify the term for: very loud.
fortissimo
Identify the term for: loud then suddenly soft
fortepiano
Name and explain the musical sign.
play one octave above the written pitch
Name and explain the musical sign.
mano destra, right hand
Name and explain the musical sign.
repeat from the beginning and end at Fine
Name and explain the musical sign.
dal segno, D.S., from the sign
Name and explain the musical sign.
mano sinistra, left hand
Name and explain the musical sign.
da capo, from the beginning
Name and explain the musical sign.
play one octave below the written pitch
Name and explain the musical sign.
pedal marking - use the damper pedal
Name and explain the musical sign.
pedal marking - use the damper pedal
Name and explain the musical sign.
repeat signs: repeat the music within the double bars
Name and explain the musical sign.
tie - hold for the combined value of the tied notes
Identify the scale as a Major or minor pentatonic scale.
minor pentatonic scale beginning on E flat
Identify the scale as a Major or minor pentatonic scale.
Major pentatonic scale beginning on F
Identify the scale as a Major or minor pentatonic scale.
Major pentatonic scale beginning on C sharp
Identify the scale as a Major or minor pentatonic scale.
Major pentatonic scale beginning on A flat
Identify the scale as a Major or minor pentatonic scale.
minor pentatonic scale beginning on F
Identify the scale as a Major or minor pentatonic scale.
minor pentatonic scale beginning on G sharp
Identify the scale as a Major or minor pentatonic scale.
Major pentatonic scale beginning on D
Identify the scale as a Major or minor pentatonic scale.
minor pentatonic scale beginning on F sharp
Identify the scale as a Major or minor pentatonic scale.
minor pentatonic scale beginning on D
Identify the scale as a Major or minor pentatonic scale.
Major pentatonic scale beginning on B flat
Identify the missing Time Signature.
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Name the tempo markings in order from slowest to fastest - andantino, andante, larghetto
larghetto, andante, andantino
Name the tempo markings in order from slowest to fastest - moderato, andante, largo
largo, andante, moderato
Name the tempo markings in order from slowest to fastest - prestissimo, allegro, presto
allegro, presto, prestissimo
Name the tempo markings in order from slowest to fastest - allegro, andante, allegretto
andante, allegretto, allegro
Name the tempo markings in order from slowest to fastest - lento, largo, adagio
largo, adagio, lento
Name the intervals. Is the interval in m.2 the inversion of the interval in m.1?
m.1 - minor 3, m2. - Major 6. Yes, the inversion is correct.
Name the intervals. Is the interval in m.2 the inversion of the interval in m.1?
m.1 - Major 2, m.2 - Major 7. No the correct inversion is minor 7.
Name the intervals. Is the interval in m.2 the inversion of the interval in m.1?
m.1 - Perfect 5, m.2 - diminished 4. No, the correct inversion is Perfect 4.
Name the intervals. Is the interval in m.2 the inversion of the interval in m.1?
m.1 - Perfect 5, m.2 - Perfect 4. Yes, the inversion is correct.
Name the intervals. Is the interval in m.2 the inversion of the interval in m.1?
m.1 - Augmented 6, m.2 - minor 3. No, the correct inversion is diminished 3.
Name the intervals. Is the interval in m.2 the inversion of the interval in m.1?
m.1 - diminished 7, m.2 - Major 2. No, the correct inversion is Augmented 2.
Name the intervals. Is the interval in m.2 the inversion of the interval in m.1?
m.1 - Perfect 8, m.2 - Perfect 1. Yes, the inversion is correct.
Name the intervals. Is the interval in m.2 the inversion of the interval in m.1?
m.1 - Augmented 4, m.2 - diminished 5. Yes, the inversion is correct.
Name the intervals. Is the interval in m.2 the inversion of the interval in m.1?
m.1 - minor 2, m.2 - Major 7. Yes, the inversion is correct.
Name the intervals. Is the interval in m.2 the inversion of the interval in m.1?
m.1 - Perfect 4, m.2 - Major 6. No, the correct inversion is Perfect 5.
