Random Name the Meter Form Rhythm Solfege and Music Theory
100
Ostinato. (Can be rhythmic or melodic.)
What is the name given to a simple musical pattern that is repeated over and over - typically underneath a main part of the song/piece? o_______
100

3/4 or 6/8
Listening 1
100
Ternary (ABA)

Name/describe the form of this piece of music. (Fortissimo CD1:29)
100
Speak this rhythm.
1Speak this rhythm.
100
The type of beat used in each measure. (E.g. 1 = whole note, 2 = half note, 4 = quarter note, 8 = eighth note.)

What does the bottom number of a time signature indicate? Give an example.
200

Unity and Balance.
What purpose does the repetition of the main theme serve in a piece of music?
200

5/4
Listening 2
200
Rondo (ABACA)

Name/Describe the form of this piece of music.
(Fortissimo CD2:14)
200
Speak this rhythm.
2Speak this rhythm.
200
F. You can look at the key signature, the final note, and the position of the notes on the staff. (i.e. sol is a skip above mi which is a skip above do.)

Which absolute note name is "do" in this piece of music? Explain how you might figure it out.
300
Tempo, Dynamics, Rhythm, Timbre, Melody, Harmony, type of scale/Tonality, Use of Silence.
Name 5 ways a composer can change the mood/character of a new section.
300

9/4
Listening 3
300
Ternary. The B section is softer and more flowing.

Name the form of this piece. How are the sections contrasted?
300
Speak this rhythm.
3Speak this rhythm.
300
4/4 or C

Name the time signature of this piece.






Grade 8 Music - Term 3

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