Try And Hit The Right Notes With This Music Theory Quiz
Try And Hit The Right Notes With This Music Theory Quiz
You know your scores, but can you get a good score on this one?
You know your scores, but can you get a good score on this one?
Do you know the difference between a pitch and a tone or tell a B-flat minor from an A-flat major? Well, then it’s time to test your musical chops with this music theory test.
The founder of what is now considered the standard music staff was _______.
The music staff, or stave, is made up of ___ horizontal lines.
Western music typically uses _____ notes.
The bass clef is also known as the ___ clef.
A crotchet quarter note usually represents ___ .
Notes which are twice as fast as crotchets are called _____.
A semiquaver is equal to a quarter of a crotchet.
A dot makes a note (or rest) longer by ____.
A tie connects two notes of a different pitch and tells the player to play the two notes smoothly.
An accidental placed on the first of two tied notes also applies to the second tied note, even if the two notes are separated by a bar line.
The scale of D major has ____ sharps.
The F major scale doesn't have any sharps, but it has one flat.
The distance between two notes which are played together at the same time is called a ____ interval.
When the notes of a chord are played _______, it is called an arpeggio.
_______ means very loud.
_________ means gradually getting quieter.
_______ means play the note short and detached.
Fermata means hold on to the note for some time longer than the real value of the note.
________ means held back.
Double sharps raise the pitch of a note by two tones.
The ________ is 5 notes lower than the tonic.
3/2, 3/4, 3/8 and 9/8 are _____ time signatures.
Diminished chords contain a _____ third and a diminished fifth above the root.
Minor chords are made with a minor third and a perfect fifth above the root.
The instrument Oboe uses the ____ clef.
The treble clef should curl around the G line.