Composers
Famous Classical Pieces
Terms
Note/Rest Values
Dynamics
100

The composer of the musical piece “Moonlight Sonata”

Who is Beethoven?

100

Composer of the famous classical piece “Fur Elise”

Who is Beethoven?

100

The term used to describe the pattern in a song

What is rhythm?

100

The number of beats a whole note gets

What is 4?

100

The word form of the dynamic “mf”

What is mezzo forte?

200

The composer of the musical piece “Ride of the Valkyries”

Who is Richard Wagner?

200

DAILY DOUBLE!!!

True or false: Antonio Vivaldi’s piece “Gloria” was sung by the JMS choir within the last three years

What is true?

200

The term used to describe gradually getting quieter

What is decrescendo?

200

The number of beats a quarter note gets

What is 1?


200

True or false: 

The following list of dynamics is in the correct order from quietest to loudest; p, pp, mp, mf, ff, f

What is false?

300

The first name of the famous composer Beethoven

What is Ludwig? (Ludwig van is also acceptable)

300

Beethoven’s musical piece ”Moonlight Sonata” is played in minor or major key

What is minor?

300

Term used to describe the volume in a musical piece

What is dynamics?

300

The number of beats a dotted half note gets

What is 3?

300

True or false: 

If a song is being sung in mezzo piano, it can crescendo into piano 

What is false?

400

The composer most known for the music in “The Nutcracker”

Who is Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky?

400

The musical composition of “Rhapsody in Blue” was by whom

Who is George Gershwin?

400

Term used to describe the separation between measures

What is a bar line?

400

True or false: 

A whole note can be in a measure when the time signature is 4/4

What is true?

400

The louder dynamic, pp, or f

What is forte?

500

Antonio Vivaldi’s most famous musical piece

What is “The Four Seasons”?

500

When what time frame was considered the Classical period of music (ex. The piece was from the Romantic period if it was composed between 1860-1920)

What is 1729-1819? (1730-1820 is acceptable)

500

Term used to describe short, disconnected notes in a musical piece

What is staccato?

500

The number of beats a quarter rest gets

What is 1?

500

List the dynamics from quietest to loudest starting from pianissimo and ending on fortissimo 

What is pianissimo, piano, mezzo-piano, mezzo-forte, forte, fortissimo?

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