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100

Was the second note higher or lower than the first?

What is lower?

100

The highness or lowness of sound is called __________.

What is pitch?

100

Write out a C major scale using note names (and accidentals if applicable).

What is: C D E F G A B (C)?

100

What are the seven (7) solfege syllables and how do they help in sightreading?

What are: do re mi fa sol la ti do?

What is orienting yourself within a key?

100

Because I knew you...

What is I have been changed for good?

200

Was the second note higher or lower than the first?

What is higher?

200

The __________ clef represents higher pitches than the bass clef.

What is the treble clef?

200

Write out an E major scale using note names (and accidentals if applicable).

What is: E F# G# A B C# D# (E)?

200

What do the two (2) numbers in a time signature mean? Give an example of a time signature and explain.

What are: how many beats in a measure and which note gets the beat? What is: 4/4, with 4 beats a measure and quarter note getting the beat?

200

Adele Dazeem

Who is Idina Menzel?

300

What interval was played?

What is a half step?

300

__________ is a system of representing notes with syllables, i.e. “do.”

What is solfege?

300

Write out a B-flat major scale using the staff on the board.

What is: Bb C D Eb F G A (Bb)?

300

What is a key signature? What are the tips for knowing which key you are in when it consists of a) sharps and b) flats?

What is: the list of sharps or flats at the beginning of the staff? What are: sharps - raising last sharp by a half step, or flats, second to last flat?

300

Me and...

Who is Boq?

400

What interval was played?

What is a whole step?

400

A(n) __________ is the distance between two pitches.

What is an interval?

400

Write out an F major scale using the staff on the board.

What is: F G A Bb C D E (F)?

400

Composers often use the elements of music to assist in character development. Give an example of how a particular piece of musical theatre repertoire uses these elements to solidify characterization. Be specific.

What is: "Ol' Man River" from R&H's Showboat, which uses a simple time signature to reflect a simple character, and syncopation to reflect his inner plight.

400

I cried in the theatre.

What is the Ozdust Ballroom?

500

Was the example played an arpeggio or chord?

What is an arpeggio?

500

__________ and __________ are examples of accidentals.

What are sharps and flats?

500

What is the key signature for C#major?

What is: all sharps? (F# C# G# D# A# E# B#)
500

Why is F-flat major not listed in the circle of fifths? What would be its key signature?

What is: it would have a double flat? What are: Fb Gb Ab Bbb Cb Db Eb (Fb)?

500

The Red Tracksuit

What is Idina Menzel falling through a trapdoor and breaking her ribs?