Band Midterm Study Guide

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1

What are the steps of a major scale?

W W H W W W H (Whole, Whole, Half, Whole, Whole, Whole, Half)

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2

What does 'Subito' mean in music?

Suddenly

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3

Define 'Diminuendo'.

Get softer

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4

What does 'Molto' indicate?

In a great amount - very

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5

What does 'A Tempo' instruct musicians to do?

Resume the original tempo

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6

What does 'Allegro' signify?

Fast

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7

What does 'Legato' mean?

Play smoothly

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8

What is indicated by a 'Fermata'?

Hold the note for longer (watch conductor)

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9

What does 'Ritardando' indicate in music?

Slow down

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10

What does 'Rubato' allow musicians to do?

Take your time, in a free manner

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11

What does 'Tutti' refer to?

Ensemble plays

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12

What does a Flat do to a note?

Lowers it by a half step.

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13

What does a Sharp do to a note?

Raises it by a half step.

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14

What does a Natural before a note signify?

Negates a sharp or flat that appears in the key signature or earlier in the measure.

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15

What is the value of a half note in relation to a whole note?

Half note gets ½ the value of a whole note.

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16

What does 'Simple' meter mean?

Beat is subdivided in two.

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17

What does 'Compound' meter indicate?

Beat is subdivided in three.

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18

Define 'Duple' meter.

A measure will include two beats.

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19

How many beats does 'Triple' meter include?

Three beats.

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20

What does the bottom number in a time signature represent?

The note that is the unit of measurement for subdivision.

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21

What is the conducting pattern for Common time (4/4)?

Conducted in a four pattern, indicating four beats per measure.

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22

What is the difference between Parallel Minor and Relative Minor?

Parallel Minor shares the same tonic as the major with a lowered 3, 6, 7; Relative Minor has the same key signature starting on the 6th scale degree of the major.

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23

What are the three elements needed for effective practice?

Create a routine, set specific goals, and reflect on your practice.

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