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Harmony and Dynamics Quiz

Test your knowledge of music theory with this engaging quiz focusing on harmony, dynamics, and melody. Perfect for students, teachers, and music enthusiasts alike!

11 Thought-provoking questions
Multiple choice and checkbox formats
Learn and reinforce your music theory concepts

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by LearningNote781

What is Harmony?

Notes that sound nice together

A series of notes

The result of multiple notes sounding simultaneously

3 notes played together

What are Dynamics?

Changes in texture

Moving between two sections

Forte

Variations in loudness or softness

'P' or Piano means ...

Quiet

Suddenly quiet

Loud

Moderately quiet

Which of the follow are used to identify a new section?

Harmony

Melody

Dynamics

Texture

The song length

Rhythm

How many beats is this note worth?

Are these two notes the same?

Yes

Are these two melodies the same ?

Yes

If the key is C maj and the time signature is 4/4. What is wrong with this image?

Melody

Rhythm

Note values within the measure

The range is too low for the treble clef

If these notes are played descending what would the blue note be called?

E natural

What chord does this chord make C, Eb, G?

C major

Gmajor

Eb major

C minor

G minor

Which of the following is the term used to describe a small line that extends above or below the stave through the note head.

Stave line

Ledger line

Extended note

In-between note

Off stave

Isolation note

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