Final

Question 1

Soft

Answer 1

A small best pattern

Question 2

Fast

Answer 2

Use a quick best pattern with sharp and quick motions

Question 3

Slow

Answer 3

Use a slow pattern with graceful motions

Question 4

Getting louder

Answer 4

Use a beat pattern increasing in size

Question 5

Getting softer

Answer 5

Use a beat pattern decreasing in size

Question 6

Speeding up

Answer 6

Make the beat pattern faster

Question 7

Slowing down

Answer 7

Make the beat pattern slower

Question 8

Solemn, reverent, or legato

Answer 8

Use a smooth rounded beat pattern

Question 9

Bright, joyful, or staccato

Answer 9

Use an animated angular beat pattern

Question 10

One vocal line is more important than the others

Answer 10

Use your left hand to signal palm up to the important vocal group, Palm down to the other groups

Question 11

Part of the choir cuts off while the other part continues to sing

Answer 11

Before the cutoff look at the group that is to cut off

Give the cutoff signal with the left hand and then face the group that is to continue to sing

Question 12

The silent part of the choir joins the singing part

Answer 12

Hold your left palm up in the direction of the group that is sustaining
Continue the beat pattern with your right hand.

Question 13

Accelerando accel.

Answer 13

To quicken the tempo gradually

Question 14

A tempo

Answer 14

To return to the original tempo or rate of speed

Question 15

Beat

Answer 15

Marks the passing of musical time

Question 16

Common time

Answer 16

4/4

Question 17

Conductor

Answer 17

Someone who directs a choir, congregation, or group of instrumentalists

Question 18

Da capo

Answer 18

To repeat the piece of music from the beginning

Question 19

Double bar

Answer 19

Two closely spaced bar lines that mark the end of a section of music

Question 20

Downbeat

Answer 20

The first beat of a measure

Question 21

Dynamics

Answer 21

How loudly or softly a song is played

Question 22

Fermata

Answer 22

A hold

Question 23

Fine

Answer 23

The end

Question 24

Ictus

Answer 24

The point in the conducting pattern where the beat occurs

Question 25

Legato

Answer 25

Smooth and connected

Question 26

Molto

Answer 26

This word means very

Question 27

Marcato

Answer 27

A short line above or below a note indicating that is should be played with emphasis

Question 28

Poco a poco

Answer 28

Little by little

Question 29

Preparatory beat

Answer 29

The beat the conductor directs just before the first beat of a song or hymn

Question 30

Rallentado

Answer 30

The same as ritardando

Question 31

Repeat bars

Answer 31

A kind of barking that signals a repeat bars, using the first and second endings if they exist

Question 32

Rhythm

Answer 32

The way movement is express I'm musical time

Question 33

Ritardando

Answer 33

A gradual slowing in tempo

Question 34

Rubato

Answer 34

In a free style with flexible rhythm

Question 35

Slur

Answer 35

A curved line above or below two or more notes

Question 36

Staccato

Answer 36

A dot above or below a note that indicates it should be played in a short, detached style

Question 37

Tempo

Answer 37

The rate of speed of a musical piece

Question 38

Tempo markings

Answer 38

Words that set the tempo for a musical piece

Question 39

Time signature

Answer 39

A symbol made of two numbers, one above the other, found at the beginning of a piece of music that shows the meter for the piece

Question 40

Upbeat

Answer 40

The last beat of a measure

Question 41

Loud

Answer 41

Use a large beat pattern

Question 42

Largo

Answer 42

Broad

Question 43

Lento

Answer 43

Slow

Question 44

Adagio

Answer 44

At ease

Question 45

Andante

Answer 45

A walking pace

Question 46

Moderato

Answer 46

Moderate

Question 47

Allegretto allegro

Answer 47

Fast

Question 48

Vivace

Answer 48

Lively

Question 49

Presto

Answer 49

Very fast

Question 50

Prestissimo

Answer 50

As fast as possible