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- 1 of 62Question1
What dotted note is equal to the value of these tied notes?
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What is the name of this pitch?
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What is the name of this pitch?
- 4 of 62Question4
What is the name of this pitch?
- 5 of 62Question5
What is the name of this pitch?
- 6 of 62Question6
What is the name of this pitch?
- 7 of 62Question7
What is the size of the distance between these two notes in the A chromatic scale below?
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What is the size of the distance between these two notes in the A chromatic scale below?
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What is the size of the distance between these two notes in the A chromatic scale below?
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Which of these three notes would sound the lowest?
- 11 of 62Question11
Which of these three notes would sound the same?
- 12 of 62Question12
Why is this example poorly notated?
- 13 of 62Question13
What is the order of the tones (T) and semitones (st) that make up this C major scale?
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Which answer best describes the scale below?
- 15 of 62Question15
What is this key signature?
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What is the key of this melody?
- 17 of 62Question17
Scale degrees have been written underneath this F major scale. Why are scale degrees helpful?
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Which of the following statements best describes a major interval?
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Which of the following statements best describes a minor interval?
- 20 of 62Question20
The diatonic intervals of the major scale are the same no matter what the key is. What interval quality are the 4th and 5th notes above the tonic in any major key?
- 21 of 62Question21
What interval quality are the 2nd, 3rd, 6th and 7th notes above the tonic in any major key?
- 22 of 62Question22
Which statement best describes a perfect interval?
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What is the quality of this interval?
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What is the quality of this interval?
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What is the quality of this interval?
- 26 of 62Question26
What is the quality of this interval?
- 27 of 62Question27
What is the quality and size of this interval?
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What is the quality and size of this interval?
- 29 of 62Question29
Which of one the following statements best describes what a triad is?
- 30 of 62Question30
What is the interval formula for the F major triad below?
- 31 of 62Question31
What is an arpeggio?
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What three notes are needed to create a G major chord?
- 33 of 62Question33
The example below features a melody line and drum beat. Which bar contains a C major arpeggio?
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What is the name of the note that a chord is built on?
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Which scale degrees are needed to create a C major chord?
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What kind of F major arpeggio is this?
- 37 of 62Question37
Which tied notes are equal to the value of this dotted note?
- 38 of 62Question38
What is the duration of this rest?
- 39 of 62Question39
What single note has the same duration as these four semiquavers?
- 40 of 62Question40
Is the indicated note on or off the beat?
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Do the durations of the notes in this bar exceed the beats stated by the time signature?
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Are the notes in bar 3 off the beat?
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Is the indicated note on or off the beat?
- 44 of 62Question44
What is the correct time signature for this piano example?
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In which major key is the bass part?
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How should the first note in the bass part be played?
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Which note has the accent above it in bar 2 of the bass part?
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Which two drum elements are being played in the final bar?
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Which bar contains a tenuto marking?
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Which bar contains a grace note?
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Which bar contains vibrato?
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How should the first three semiquavers in bar 4 of the bass part be played?
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Which bar contains the fermata?
- 54 of 62Question54
How many times is the bass drum played on the beat in bar 2?
- 55 of 62Question55
How many beats are missing from bar 5 in the drum part?
- 56 of 62Question56
What is the key of this example?
- 57 of 62Question57
What is the articulation being used on the last two notes of bar 1?
- 58 of 62Question58
In which bar does the music gradually become slower?
- 59 of 62Question59
What should the tempo be in bars 7 and 8?
- 60 of 62Question60
What is the name of the first chord in bar 1?
- 61 of 62Question61
What is the name of the second chord in bar 4?
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Which bar contains a two octave ascending arpeggio?
