Serotonin Music Theory Quiz 3

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Serotonin Music Theory Quiz

Test your knowledge of music theory with our engaging Serotonin Music Theory Quiz! This quiz covers various aspects of music, from terminology to note recognition, designed for music enthusiasts of all levels.

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C4 is often referred to as

A Soprano High C

A Low C

A Tenor High C

Middle C

What Language is considered the official language of music?

English

Italian

French

Russian

Is this bar written correctly?

Yes

No it's too short for the time signature

No it's too long for the time signature

No it's in the wrong clef

What is fortissimo?

Flat

Really freakin loud

A French word

Both B and C are correct

What does the Red thing mean in music?

Greater than

Crescendo

Decrescendo/Diminuendo

Legato

What does Crescendo mean?

Start soft and get Louder

Sing/Play smoothly

Change key by 1 semitone

Repeat a section of the song

What are the four notes here?

A/C/D/F/G

B/D/A/C

B/D#/A#/C#

A#/C#/D#/F#/G#

How many beats does this note last?

How long is this tied note?

0.5 Beats

1.5 beats

1 Beat

2 beats

BONUS: What type of scale is used to relate various frequencies to notes (such as C, C# etc) and thus create the musical scale

Linear

Regressive

Logarithmic

Exponential

Serotonin Music Theory Quiz 3

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