units 5

Question 1

staccato

Answer 1

with each note sharply detached or separated from the others.

Question 2

2/4 time signature

Answer 2

2 beats in each measure and a quarter note receives one count

Question 3

Charles Hanon

Answer 3

a French piano pedagogue and composer. He is best known for his work The Virtuoso Pianist in 60 Exercises

Question 4

Dotted Quarter Notes

Answer 4

A dotted quarter note equals 1½ beats.

Question 5

D. C. al Fine

Answer 5

Repeat from beginning to the end,

Question 6

Primary chords of G major: G, D7, C & chord symbols

Answer 6

G-GBD (G symbol)
D7-F#CD (D7 symbol)
C-GCE (C symbol)

Question 7

Sharp

Answer 7

Symbol=#, raises a pitch/note by one key to the RIGHT

Question 8

Pick up note/anacrusis

Answer 8

Note/notes that occur before the first full measure. The last measure of the pieces is shortened by that number of beats in the pick-up measure!

Question 9

Harmonic intervals (unison to octave)

Answer 9

the interval between two notes on the same line or space is called a “unison,” not a “first,” and notes eight lines and spaces apart are said to be an “octave,” not an “eighth.”

Question 10

Melodic intervals (unison to octave)

Answer 10

the interval between two notes on the same line or space is called a “unison,” not a “first,” and notes eight lines and spaces apart are said to be an “octave,” not an “eighth.”