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1 Beavercreek High School Band Practice Exam 2009 Please Print: Name 1.What major scale has 4 sharps? 2.What Major Key has one flat? 3.How many places do your eyes need to watch when 4.Often players make decrescendos too what? 5.What Key has two sharps? 6.How many beats does a dotted quarter get in 4/4 time? 7.How do you mark a note that is short and accented is marked with what? 8.How many beats in 9/8 time? 9.What Major scale has 4 flats? 10.List The order of flats 11.Before and after a crescendo or decrescendo you never do what? 12.A scale of all 1/2 steps is called a what kind of scale? 13.When reading new music you should get what right first? 14.Accents on the off beat is called what? 15.Two names for the same note is called? 16. Little by little is called what in music? 17. Two notes connected that are different pitches is called what? 18. Two notes connected that are the same pitch is called what? 19. The bottom 4 in 4/4 time represents this kind of note? 20. When the tempo drags performers should do what? 21. To make a note loud you need to do what? 22. What note is Bbb? 23. What note is CX? 24. What skill is weak in many band members & students in general is what? 25. In music what means play in the same style?
2 PRACTICE EXAM 1 with answers FILL IN THE BEST ANSWER FROM THE LIST NEXT TO THE NUMBER. YOU MAY USE AN ANSWER MORE THAN ONCE AND YOU MAY NOT USE SOME ANSWERS AT ALL. 1._I What major scale has 4 sharps? 2._JJ A note that is long but not connected is called? 3._DDD What Major Key has one flat? 4._O How many places do your eyes need to watch when 5._N What Major Key has 3 flats? 6._ZZ Often players make decrescendos too what? 7. _DD What Major Key Has No Flats or Sharps? 8. _A What Major Key has one sharp 9._CC How do you know how much to slow down on a rall.? 10 _X What Key has two sharps 11 _GG What Major Key has 3 sharps? 12_BB How many beats does a dotted quarter get in 4/4 time? 13_MM A note that is short and accented is marked with what? 14_XX A note that is to emphasized is marked with what? 15_C A loud section is marked how? 16_D Which part is often more important, one with quarter 17_WWHow many beats in 9/8 time? 18_E What Major scale has 4 flats 19_KK The order of flats 20_TT Before and after a crescendo or decrescendo you Never do what? 21_H When playing a row of staccato notes you tend to? 22_M A scale of all 1/2 steps is called a what kind of scale? 23_J When reading new music you should get what right first? 24_VV What Major key has two flats? 25_EE In 4/4 time a dotted half note gets how many beats. 26_AA Accents on the off beat is called what? 27_P Two names for the same note is called? 28_K What is the opposite of legato? 29_LL A whole note is cut off on what beat n 4/4 time? 30_L Little by little 31_B Two notes connected that are different pitches 32_PP Two notes connected that are the same pitch 33_SS Very soft is marked with what? 34_D The bottom 4 in 4/4 time represents this kind of note? 35_R When the tempo drags performers should do what? 36_AAAVery loud is marked with a? 37_Q To make a note loud you need to do what? 38_S What note is Bbb? 39_U When practicing a tricky fast note passage it is best to? 40_OO What note is CX? 41_YY In a time signature the bottom number tells you? 42_V In a time signature the top number tells you? 43_W This skill is weak in many band members & students in general is what? 44_BBBMedium soft is marked with what? 45_CCCIn 4/4 time a sixteenth note gets how many beats? 46_G What is the order of sharps? 47_Y When dealing with balance a band should strive for? 48_Z Play in the same style? 49_F A dot added to a note adds what? 50_8 See board for musical math. A G Major B Slur C f D quarter note E Ab Major F Half of the original value G FCGDAEB H Rush I E Major J Rhythm K Staccato L poco a poco M Chromatic N Eb Major O Four P Enharmonic Q Start together, play in tune, release together R Lighten up S A natural T t U Slow it down V How many beats in a measure W Listening X. D Major Y Pyramid of sound Z Simile AA Syncopation BB 1 & 1/2 CC Watch Conductor / leader DD C Major EE Three FF 2 & 1/2 GG A Major HH Push harder II Slow JJ Tenuto KK BEADGCF LL One MM ^ NN half notes OO D natural PP Tie QQ Contrast RR Make it longer SS pp TT Breathe UU Drags VV Bb Major WW 9 XX > YY What note gets one beat ZZ Fast AAA ff BBB mp CCC One quarter of one beat DDD F Major
3 FILL IN THE BEST ANSWER FROM THE LIST NEXT TO THE NUMBER. YOU MAY USE AN ANSWER MORE THAN ONCE AND YOU MAY NOT USE SOME ANSWERS AT ALL. 1. Long notes should have what? 2. A note that is long but not connected is? 3. What often happens to tempo in soft sections? 4. How many places do your eyes need to watch when 5. By standing in the fall we fix bad what? 6. often players make decrescendos too what? 7. cold weather makes pitch go? 8. if a wind instrument is sharp you should do what? 9. How do you know how much to slow down on a rall.? 10 At home musicians do what? 11 In an ensemble musicians do what? 12 How many beats does a dotted quarter get in 4/4 time? 13 A note that is short and accented is marked with what? 14 A note that is to emphasized is marked with what? 15 A loud section is marked how? 16 which part is often more important, one with quarter 17 how many beats in 9/8 time? 18 At a tempo change players should do what? 19 the order of flats 20 before and after a crescendo or decrescendo you never do what? 21 when playing a row of staccato notes you tend to??? 22 A scale of all 1/2 steps is called a what kind of scale? 23 when reading new music you get what right first? 24 listen how when tuning? 25 In 4/4 time a dotted half note gets how many beats. 26 Accents on the off beat is called what? 27 two names for the same note is called? 28 what is the opposite of legato? 29 A whole note is cut off on what beat n 4/4 time? 30 Little by little 31 The conductors right hand shows this. 32 The conductors left hand shows this. 33 What music skill will help the development of pitch? 34 The bottom 4 in 4/4 time represents this kind of note? 35 When the tempo drags performers should do what? 36 We use this to have contrast in music. 37 To make a note loud you need to do what? 38 What note is Bbb? 39 When practicing a tricky fast note passage it is best to? 40 What note is CX? 41 In a time signature the bottom number tells you? 42 In a time signature the top number tells you? 43 This skill is weak in many band members & students in general is what? 44 Repeated passages or phrases must have what? 45 The 3 key elements to playing in tune are what? 46 What is the order of sharps? 47 When dealing with balance a band should strive for? 48 Play in the same style? 49 A conductors size of pattern relates to what? 50 A dot added to a note adds what? A Rehearse B To lowest sound C f D quarter note E Embouchure, Air, & Listening F Half of the original value G FCGDAEB H Rush I Singing J Rhythm K Staccato L poco a poco M Chromatic N dynamics & cues O Four P Enharmonic Q Start together, play in tune, release together R Lighten up S A natural T Flat U Slow it down V How many beats in a measure W Listening X. Direction Y Pyramid of sound Z Simile AA Syncopation BB 1 & 1/2 CC Watch Conductor / leader DD Speeds Up EE Three FF 2 & 1/2 GG Posture HH Push harder II Slow JJ Tenuto KK BEADGCF LL One MM ^ NN half notes OO D natural PP Practice QQ Contrast RR Make it longer SS Dynamics TT Breathe UU Drags VV tempo & meter WW 9 XX > YY What note gets one beat ZZ Fast
4 PRACTICE QUESTIONS # 4 FILL IN THE BEST ANSWER FROM THE LIST. 1. U Key Signature for Bb major. 2. LL A note that is long but not connected is called? 3. RR What often happens to tempo in soft sections? 4. Q How many places do your eyes need to watch when playing in an ensemble. 5. EE By standing in the fall we fix bad what? 6. A Often players make decrescendos too what? 7. Z Cold weather makes pitch goes what? 8. II If a wind instrument is sharp you should do what? 9. L How do you know how much to slow down on a rall.? 10 T At home you. 11 OO At school you. 12 H How many beats does a dotted quarter get in 4/4 time? 13 DD A note that is short and accented is marked with. 14 WW A note that is to emphasized is marked how? 15 KK Key Signature for F major. 16 B Key Signature for Eb major. 17 UU how many beats in 9/8 time? 18 CC Key signature for Ab. 19 O The order of flats 20 BB Before and after a crescendo you should never? 21 PP When playing a row of staccato notes you tend to? 22 TT A scale of all 1/2 steps is called a scale. 23 VV When reading new music get this right first? 24 I Listen what direction when tuning. 25 MM In 4/4 time a dotted half note gets beats. 26 SS Accents on the off beat is called? 27 C two names for the same note. 28 JJ Key Signature for C? 29 D The musical artists featured this fall. 30 E Little by little 31 W The conductors right hand shows? 32 NN The conductors left hand shows? 33 FF What music skill will help the development of pitch? 34 HH Key Signature with no flats or sharps 35 R When the tempo drags performers should? 36 ZZ We use this to have contrast in music? 37 J To make a note loud you need to? 38 P Three factors that effect pitch. 39 M When practicing a tricky fast note passage it is best to? 40 G Medium Loud. 41 X In a time signature the bottom number tells you 42 F In a time signature the top number tells you 43 Y This skill is weak in many band members & students? 44 QQ Repeated passages or phrases must have? 45 K The Key Signature for G Major. 46 GG What is the order of sharps 47 S The proper balance for a band is what shape? 48 AA Play in the same style 49 YY The Key Signature for Db 50 N A dot added to a note adds A fast B 3 flats C enharmonic D Tears For Fears E poco a poco F number of beats per measure G mf H one & a half I down J start together, play in tune, release together K 1 sharp L watch the conductor M slow it down N half the value of the note O BEADGCF P embouchure, air support, listening Q 4 R lighten up S pyramid T practice U 2 flats V A W tempo & style X what note gets one beat Y listening Z flat AA simile BB breathe CC 4 flats DD ^ EE posture FF singing GG FCGDAEB HH C major II make it longer JJ no flats or sharps KK 1 flat LL tenuto MM three NN dynamics & style OO rehearse PP speed up QQ contrast RR tempo slows down SS syncopation TT chromatic UU 9 VV rhythm WW > YY 5 flats zz Dynamics & shaping
5 EXAM PRACTICE #5 FILL IN THE BLANK ON THE LEFT THE BEST ANSWER FROM THE LIST ON THE RIGHT 1. B What Major Key has one flat? 2. D What Major Key has one sharp? 3. F What Major Key has two flats? 4. E What Major Key has two sharps? 5. C What Major Key has three flats? 6. H What Major Key has three sharps? 7. G What Major Key has four flats? 8. I What Major Key has four sharps? 9._JJ A note that is long but not connected is called what? 10._P What often happens to tempo in soft sections? 11.QQ How many places do your eyes need to watch when 12._W Often players make decrescendos too what? 13. DD Cold temperature makes pitch go what? 14, ZZ If a wind instrument is sharp you should do what? 15._M How do you know how much to slow down on a ritard? 16 _TT At school we do what? 17 T How many beats does a dotted quarter get in 4/4 time? 18 Z A note that is short and accented is marked with what? 19_OO A note that is to emphasized is marked with what? 20_FF A loud section is marked with what dynamic? 21_YY Generally, which part is more important, one with quarter 22_SS How many beats in 9/8 time? 23_M At a tempo change players should do what? 24_XX The order of flats 25_GG Before and after a crescendo or decrescendo you never do what? 26_Q When playing a row of staccato notes you must be careful not to? 27AAA A scale made up of all 1/2 steps is what kind of scale? 28 X When reading new music you should try to get what right first? 29_U What direction should you listen when tuning? 30_KK what is the opposite of legato? 31BBB Little by little 32_N The conductors right hand shows what? 33_YWhat music skill will help the development of pitch? 34_NN What you need to do at home is what? 35_MM When the tempo drags performers should do what to the notes? 36_DDD Performers use what to have contrast in music? 37_EE To make a note loud you need to do what? 38_CC Beavercreek Band Web Site Address 39_WW When practicing a tricky fast note passage it is best to do what? 40_FFF We stand in the fall to fix what? 41_LL In a time signature the bottom number tells you what? 42_R In a time signature the top number tells you what? 43_UU This skill is weak in many band members & students in general. 44CCCRepeated passages or phrases must have what? 45 L Three key elements to playing in tune are what? 46 V What is the order of sharps? 47_HH When dealing with balance a band should strive for? 48 K Play in the same style is written how? 49_DDD A conductors size of pattern relates to what? 50_EEE A dot added to a note adds what? A. C B. F C. Eb D. G E. D F. Bb G. Ab H. A I. E J. Dynamics / cues K. Simile L. listening / air / embouchure M. watch conductor N. Dynamics / tempo O. P. Tempo drags Q. rush R. How many beats in a measure S. Time / Tempo T. one and a half U. down V. FCGDAEB W. fast X. rhythm Y. Singing Z. ^ AA. Direction BB. three CC. DD. flat EE. start together, play in tune, end together FF. f GG. Breathe HH. Pyramid of sound II. adds 1/2 of 1st dot JJ. Tenuto KK. staccato LL. What note gets one beat MM. lighten up NN. practice OO. > PP. make instrument shorter QQ. Four RR. syncopation SS. nine TT. rehearse UU. Listening VV. Can t give and get information at the same time WW. slow it down XX. BEADGCF YY. quarter notes ZZ. make instrument longer AAA. chromatic BBB. poco a poco CCC. Contrast DDD. Dynamics EEE. half the value of of the note FFF. Posture & Breathing GGG. Weekend of Jazz
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