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Quiz by Lucus Pearhead, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Lucus Pearhead
about 11 years ago
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Question 1
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In the Saxaphone family, what is the highest in pitch (and physically smallest) instrument?
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Alto
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Tenor
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Soprano
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Percussion
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Baritone
Question 2
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What is the material used in the bow of a Violin that is drawn across the strings?
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Cat intestines
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Horse Hair
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Wood
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Fiber Glass
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Aluminium
Question 3
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On the Piano, where does the Treble clef start?
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Middle C
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A semi tone from the lowest note
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A whole tone from the highest note
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Two octaves below Middle C
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All of the Piano's keys are in the bass clef
Question 4
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Select the order in which the historical periods of music occurred.
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B.B King, Elvis, Rock'n' Roll, Lionel Richie, One Direction
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Renaissance, Medieval, Classical, Baroque, Romantic, Modern (20th century)
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Modern, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Medieval, Renaissance
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Modern, Classical, Medieval, Baroque, Romantic, Renaissance
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Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modern
Question 5
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An easy way to identify a Tenor Saxophone is;
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It has 30 meters of copper tubing
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It has multiple mouth pieces
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The mouth piece is attached to the bell of the Saxophones
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Tenor is not part of the Saxophone Family
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The tubing near the mouth piece is slightly curved
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The tubing near the mouth piece is straight
Question 6
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What does the term Timbre (tone color) refer to?
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How the note sounds, and its distinguishable qualities
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How high or low the note sounds
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How long the note is played for
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What tuning the instrument is in
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How thick or thin the note is, and how many 'layers' of depth (instruments) are present
Question 7
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What scale is played on the Piano that uses no Sharps or Flats?
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B Minor
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D Major
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C Major
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F Minor
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The G Dorian mode
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G Major
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E Minor
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The A Ionian mode
Question 8
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How is an Orchestra led during a performance?
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The composer leads the performance and the Orchestra
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The Orchestra has no need to be lead
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Each performance a member is selected to lead the group
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The Piano player leads the Orchestra
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The Double Bass player leads the Orchestra
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A conductor leads the Orchestra
Question 9
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How is an Orchestra led during a performance?
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The composer leads the performance and the Orchestra
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The Orchestra has no need to be lead
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Each performance a member is selected to lead the group
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The Piano player leads the Orchestra
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The Double Bass player leads the Orchestra
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A conductor leads the Orchestra
Question 10
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Which are the four families of instruments?
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Areophones
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Percussion
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Strings
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Brasso
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Brass
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Chordophones
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Woodwind
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Double Reed
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Single Reed
Question 11
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What is a key signature?
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The two marks at the end of the music
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The Sharps or Flats behind the numbers
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The Numbers in front of the Sharps or Flats
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The Clef at the start of the piece
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Key signatures are only in Drum Manuscript
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