1. A. 1600-1750 B. 1750-1820 C. 1820-1900 D. 1900-present

3. A. 500-1450 B. 1400-1600 C. 1750-1820 D. 1820-1900

5. A. 450-1400 B. 1400-1600 C. 1600-1750 D. 1750-1820

7. A. 450-1400 B. 1400-1600 C. 1600-1750 D. 1750-1820

9. A. 1400-1600 B. 1600-1750 C. 1750-1820 D. 1900-present

11. A. Baroque B. Classical C. Romantic D. Modern

13. A. Baroque B. Classical C. Romantic D. Medieval

15. A. Baroque B. Classical C. Romantic D. Renaissance

17. A. Mozart B. Bach C. Palastrina D. Beethoven

19. A. Vivaldi B. Handel C. Haydn D. Corelli

21. A. Corelli B. Mozart C. Handel D. Bach

23. A. Romantic B. Renaissance C. Classical D. Baroque

25. A. Vivaldi B. Bach C. Handel D. Mozart

27. A. Corelli B. Schubert C. Brahms D. Beethoven

29. A. Palastrina B. De Machaut C. Tchaikovsky D. Haydn

31. A. Mozart B. Bach C. De Machaut D. Tchaikovsky

33. A. HAYDN B. PALESTRINA C. BRAHMS D. HANDEL

35. A. Mussorgsky B. Mozart C. Corelli D. Palestrina

37. A. Lute B. Harpsichord C. Saxophone D. Recorder

39. A. Romantic B. Renaissance C. Baroque D. Medieval

41. A. Natural Minor B. Harmonic Minor C. Melodic Minor D. None of the above

43. A. Parallel minor B. Relative minor C. Melodic minor D. Harmonic minor

45. A. Parallel minor B. Relative minor C. Harmonic minor D. Melodic minor

47. A. Equivalent except for accidentals B. Parallel major and minors C. Relative major and minors D. Natural major and minors

49. A. Natural minor B. Relative minor C. Harmonic minor D. Melodic minor

51. A. Uses all the notes in the parallel major, except starts on the 3 rd degree. B. Is the same as the natural minor except for a raised leading tone C. Has raised 6 th and 7 th degrees D. Begins on the same note as the relative major

53. A. 3 flats B. No flats or sharps C. 3 sharps D. 1 accidental

55. A. E flat minor B. B flat minor C. E minor D. G minor

57. A. 2 sharps B. 3 sharps C. 2 flats D. 3 flats

59. A. A harmonic minor scale B. A melodic minor scale C. A natural minor scale D. A major scale

61. A. A harmonic minor scale B. A melodic minor scale C. A natural minor scale D. A major scale

63. A. D minor B. C minor C. B flat minor D. F minor

65. A. G minor B. E minor C. A minor D. F sharp minor

67. A. G minor B. E flat minor C. B flat minor D. C minor

69. A. F minor B. A minor C. F sharp minor D. C sharp minor

71. A. E minor B. G minor C. C minor D. C# minor

75. A. C B. B flat C. B natural D. C flat

77. A. F B. F sharp C. F flat D. G flat

79. A. Major intervals and minor intervals B. Minor intervals and augmented intervals C. Minor intervals and perfect intervals D. Major intervals and augmented intervals

81. A. There are two different time signatures represented B. The top number is three times the bottom number C. Eighth notes are grouped in 4s to create larger beats D. Eighth notes are grouped in 3s to create larger beats

83. A. The bottom number divided by 3 B. The top number divided by 2 C. An average of the top numbers of the two meters given D. The top number divided by 3

85. A. Cadence B. Canon C. Etude D. Tessitura

87. A. Cadence B. Canon C. Etude D. Tessitura

89. A. A large orchestra featuring many instruments to a part B. A chamber orchestra featuring many instruments to a part C. An ensemble of 2 or more performers featuring one instrument to a part D. A place where music is tortured

91. A. A musical composition written solely to improve technical playing B. The structure of a piece of music C. A repeated phrase D. A small glissando between two notes

93. A. A musical composition written solely to improve technical playing B. The structure of a piece of music C. A repeated phrase D. A small glissando between two notes

95. A. A music composition written solely to improve technical playing B. The structure of a piece of music C. A repeated phrase D. A small glissando between two notes

97. A. A musical composition written solely to improve technical playing B. The structure of a piece of music C. A repeated phrase D. A small glissando between two notes

99. A. Majesty B. Forte C. Grandioso D. Ornaments

101. A. Cadence B. Canon C. Etude D. Tessitura

103. A. Con B. Grave C. Largo D. Piu

105. A. Allargando B. Assai C. Con moto D. Meno

107. A. The same B. The difference C. To go faster D. To go slower

109. A. Too much B. Not too much C. Softly D. Loudly

111. A. Rubato B. Sostenuto C. Stringendo D. Vivace

113. A. Rubato B. Sostenuto C. Stringendo D. Vivace

115. A. A Tempo B. Alla Tempo C. Tempo Primo D. Tempo Forte

117. A. With fire B. To sing C. Sweetly D. With vigor

119. A. With fire B. To sing C. Sweetly D. With vigor

121. A. With fire B. To sing C. Sweetly D. With vigor

123. A. Expressivo B. Gusto C. Legato D. Leggiero

125. A. Expressivo B. Gusto C. Legato D. Leggiero

127. A. Before the beat B. Always C. Never D. Easily

129. A. Martele B. Sul tasto C. Detache D. Loure

131. A. Como B. Capo C. Con D. Piu