4 Written Questions

1. All, everyone; usually when a solo ends to indicate the whole section is to play
2. The order of sections of a composition; how the different parts of a piece of music are organized
3. To be silent; to not play
4. Notes and tones that sound good together; agreement

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Playing in tune; constant adjusting by listening for tuning, blend and balance
   1. Intonation
   2. Tutti
   3. Dissonance
   4. Consonance
2. Suddenly; a dramatic musical effect to change dynamics or tempo without a transition
   1. Tempo
   2. Subito
   3. Tutti
   4. Simile
3. Continue performing the same articulations
   1. Divisi
   2. Simile
   3. Subito
   4. Tempo
4. Speed at which a composition is to be played; important to be steady and consistent, playing precisely together
   1. Tacet
   2. Tutti
   3. Tempo
   4. Subito

4 True/False Questions

1. Accompaniment → Music that goes along with a more important part; often harmony or rhythmic patterns accompanying a melody

   True        False

2. Accidentals → To be silent; to not play

   True        False

3. Divisi → Continue performing the same articulations

   True        False

4. Dissonance → Notes and tones that sound good together; agreement

   True        False