Test
Rhythm
Preguntas del test (8)
1Haydn has four points, which of these are they?
- ASubject 2 has syncopation
- BSubject 1 has syncopation
- C4/4
- D3/4
- E12/8
- FSome continuous quaver movement
- GContinuous quaver movement in Subject 1
- HContinuous quaver movement subject 2
- IRests used for breathing
- JRests using for articulation
2Holborne has 4 Points what are they? (One has been made into 2)
- APavane in 3/2 Galliard in 2/4
- BPavane in 2/4 Galliard in 3/2
- CPavane has rare dotted notes
- DGalliard has rare dotted notes
- EGalliard has lots of dotted notes
- FPavane occasional hemiolas
- GGalliard occasional hemiolas
- HGalliard has shorter note lengths than Pavane
- IGalliard has longer note lengths than Pavane
- JPavane is more staccato than Galliard
3Haydn has continuous quaver movements throughout
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
4Brahms Has 4 points, what are they?
- AIn 6/8 and 2/4
- BIn 6/8 and 9/8
- CSyncopation In 1st Theme
- DAugmentation In 22-25 of 12-15
- EMarch Rhythm Theme 2
- FContinuous quaver movement in 1st Theme
- GRests used for articulation
- Hmonophony used e.g. b 2
- ISyncopation in 2nd Themes
5Bach has 4 Points what are they?
- A3/4 In Sarabane 9/8 in Gigue
- BEmphasis on beat 2 in Sarabande
- CContinuous quavers in places in Sarabande, Continuous semiquavers in Gigue all the way
- DSyncopation in Sarabande
- ESyncopation in gigue
- FContinuous quavers in places in Sarabande, Continuous quavers in Gigue all the way
- GEmphasis on second beat in the gigue
- HLots of dotted rhythms
- I9/8 in Sarabande 3/4 in gigue
6Shostakovich has some points which of these are they?
- APrelude in 12/8 and Fugue 2/2
- BPrelude has hardly any syncopation
- CMain theme in Fugue has syncopation
- DCounter Subject 1 is very syncopated in Fugue
- EFugue continuous quaver movement
- FPrelude continuous quaver movement
- GSome triplets in Prelude
- HPrelude in 4/4 Fugue in 6/8
- IMarch rhythms in the Prelude
- JLots of dotted rhythms in the Fugue
7Duke Ellington Points
- A4/4
- BSax has triplets
- CSax has syncopation
- DTrumpet has triplets and long upbeats
- ETrumpet has syncopation
- FSome swing but straight in coda
- GStraight in coda and intro and swung everywhere else
- HContinuous quaver movement in the piano solo
- I3/4
- J12/8
8Miles Davis
- A4/4
- B12/8
- CContinuous quavers main rhythms
- DOccasional triplets
- ESwung slightly
- FHead is very syncopated
- GPentuplets in second chorus
- HMarch rhythms in theme 2
- IRests for swapping themes
- Jlots of dotted notes
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- Rhythm for 2016 A level music
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- Mark Burrell2532
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- English
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