Feed Me/Git It Revision

A conjunct melody...

• moves by step

• moves by leap

• has a variety of steps and leaps

• goes up and down the scale

Syncopated rhythms...

• are always on the beat

• must include triplets

• emphasise the weak or off-beat

• only occur when there are 4 beats in a bar

Blues notes are....

• only used in Blues music

• usually the flattened 3rd, 5th and 7th in a key

• usually the sharpened 2nd note in a key

• always the black notes on a piano

Which 3 time signatures do we hear in FEED ME/GIT IT?

• 6/8, 2/4 and 3/4

• 2/4, 6/8 and 5/4

• 4/4, 2/4 and 12/8

• 12/8, 4/4 and 3/4

Which 2 key centres (tonality) does Feed Me/Git It visit?

• G major and E minor

• C major and G major

• G major and A major

• C major and A minor

12/8 is a.............................. time signature

• Simple

• Straightforward

• Complex

• Compound

Singing one syllable to different pitches is known as a

• Hemiola

• Fermata

• Cadenza

• Melisma

Which type of extended chords feature heavily in Feed Me/Git It?

• 7th chords

• 9th chords

• 11th chords

• 13th chords

A repeated short tune is known as a

• Ruff

• Raff

• Roff

• Riff

When notes 'clash' with others sounded at the same time, it is known as

• Assonance

• Consonance

• Dissonance

• Antsinyourpants