Badinerie

Question 1

Which movement is Badinerie from the 2nd orchestral suite?

Answer 1

7th

Question 2

Which key does the A section end in?

Answer 2

F# minor

Question 3

In which bar is a Neapolitan 6th found?

Answer 3

Bar 35

Question 4

What is an accurate description of a Neapolitan 6th chord?

Answer 4

Chord iib with the root flattened

Question 5

Which section opens with an anacrusis?

Answer 5

Both sections

Question 6

Which woodwind instrument was NOT around in the Baroque period?

Answer 6

Clarinet

Question 7

Which woodwind instruments were around in the Baroque period?

Answer 7

Flute, bassoon, oboe

Question 8

The flute is called a transverse flute. What does the word transverse mean?

Answer 8

Held to the side

Question 9

Which instrument uses the bass clef?

Answer 9

Cello

Question 10

Which clef does the viola use?

Answer 10

Alto

Question 11

Which ornament features in Badinerie?

Answer 11

Trill

Question 12

Which cadence is used at the end of both sections?

Answer 12

Perfect

Question 13

Which is the most appropriate tempo marking for the work?

Answer 13

Allegro

Question 14

Which string instrument shares most of the melodic writing with the flute?

Answer 14

Cello

Question 15

What are the strings playing in the opening 2 bars?

Answer 15

Homophonic quaver chords followed by a quaver rest

Question 16

Which dance has a slow tempo in triple time emphasising beat 2?

Answer 16

Sarabande

Question 17

Which major key has a key signature of 2 #s?

Answer 17

D

Question 18

Which key is the relative major of F# minor?

Answer 18

A

Question 19

Who composed Badinerie?

Answer 19

J.S Bach