Hardyes GCSE AOS2 Bernstein

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8. Which best describes the word-setting in this piece?

Syllabic

Melismatic

9. The time-signature of this piece is 3/4

True

False

10. The accompaniment is played by

Jazz band

Orchestra

Piano

11. Which two time-signatures does the piece swap between?

3/4 and 2/4

3/4 and 4/4

2/4 and 6/8

12. This piece is in 3/4 at the start, but the cross-rhythms make it sound like

3/2

6/8

2/4

13. What is a tri-tone?

An interval of a third

An interval of an augmented 4th

An interval of a major 7th

14. Which of these could be counted as Latin American influences in this piece?

Cross-rhythms

Major key

Syncopation

Tenor voice

Use of orchestra

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15. Which of the following create a sense of excitement? (tick all that apply)

Fast tempo

Anticipated rhythms

High voice

Use of syncopation

End note is minor 7th not tonic

Pp breathy start

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Hardyes GCSE Aos2 Bernstein

1. Which musical is this song from?

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Which voice type is Tony the singer?

3. The accompaniment at the beginning uses repeated patterns called

4. What key is does this piece start in?

5. When was West Side Story written?

6. What key does it change to after the second verse?

7. What playing technique is used on the drums?

8. Which best describes the word-setting in this piece?

9. The time-signature of this piece is 3/4

10. The accompaniment is played by

11. Which two time-signatures does the piece swap between?

12. This piece is in 3/4 at the start, but the cross-rhythms make it sound like

13. What is a tri-tone?

14. Which of these could be counted as Latin American influences in this piece?

15. Which of the following create a sense of excitement? (tick all that apply)