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Flashcards in Ceremonial Music Deck (26)
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1
Q

Name the key: Anchors Aweigh

A

C major

2
Q

Name the key: Ruffles and Flourishes (warning trick question)

A

Played in the key of the subsequent piece EXCEPT for when performing Honors March. When playing Honor’s March, use the Ruffles and Flourishes found on the conductor’s score.

3
Q

Name the key: Eternal Father

A

C Major

4
Q

Name the key: Flag Officer’s March

A

Ab Major

5
Q

Name the key: General’s March

A

Bb Major

6
Q

Name the key: Hail to the Chief

A

Bb Major

7
Q

Name the key: Hail, Columbia!

A

Ab Major

8
Q

Name the key: Honor’s March

A

F Major (with Ruffles and Flourishes in C)

9
Q

Name the key: The Marine’s Hymn

A

C Major

10
Q

Name the Time Signature: Anchor’s Away

A

Cut time

11
Q

Name the Time Signature: Eternal Father

A

4/4

12
Q

Name the Time Signature: Flag Officer’s March

A

Cut Time

13
Q

Name the Time Signature: General’s March

A

4/4

14
Q

Name the Time Signature: Hail to the Chief

A

4/4

15
Q

Name the Time Signature: Hail, Columbia!

A

4/4

16
Q

Name the Time Signature: Honor’s March

A

2/4

17
Q

Name the Time Signature: The Marine’s Hymn

A

2/4

18
Q

What is the written range of the melody to Anchor’s Aweigh?

A

c1 - e2 (interval of a Major tenth)

19
Q

What is the written range of the melody to Eternal Father?

A

c1-d2 (interval of a Major ninth)

20
Q

What is the written range of the melody to the Flag Officer’s March?

A

eb1-ab2 (interval of a Perfect 11th)

21
Q

What is the written range of the melody to the General’s March?

A

f1-f2 (interval of a Perfect Octave)

22
Q

What is the written range of the melody to Hail to the Chief?

A

small Bb - f1 (interval of a Perfect 12th)

23
Q

What is the written range of the melody to Hail, Columbia!?

A

eb1-eb2 (interval of a Perfect Octave)

24
Q

What is the written range of the melody to Honor’s March?

A

c1-f2 (interval of a perfect 12th)

25
Q

What is the written range of the melody to the Marine’s Hymn?

A

c1-c2 (interval of a Perfect Octave)

26
Q

How many occurrences of 2 eighth notes in a row are there in the melody to the Marine’s Hymn?

A

ZERO! We play it that way very often, but in the written version, every set of “two eighth notes” is written as a dotted eighth and a sixteenth.