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6. What is the main key of this piece?
- A Major
- A Minor
- E Major
- B Major
7. What does the cello play?
- Basso Continuo
- Drone
- Chords
- Melody
8. What is syllabic?
- When a word is sung and there is one note for each syllable
- When a word is sung and there is more than one note per syllable
9. What era is this piece from?
- 20th Centrury
- Classical
- Baroque
- Romantic
10. What kind of cadence does this piece finish with?
- Imperfect
- Plagal
- Perfect
- Interrupted
11. Which motif includes a pedal note in A playing long notes?
- Motif 2
- Motif 3
- Motif 4
- Motif 1
12. What does homophonic mean?
- One melody
- Two slighly different melodies
- One melody accompanied by chords
- Lots of different melodies
13. Which two sections include melismatic sequences?
- Motif 2 and contrapuntal section
- Motif 1 and contrapuntal section
- Intro and contrapuntal section
- Intro and Ending
14. What year was this piece published?
15. What key apart from A Major does this piece modulate to?
- D major and C major
- D minor and D major
- E major and B major
- E minor and B minor
16. What textures are featured in this piece?
- Homophonic and Polyphonic
- Heterophonic and Polyphonic
- Homophonic and Contrapuntal
- Heterophonic and Contrapuntal
17. What is the time signature for this piece?
18. Which one of the sections/motifs is the 'high point' of the piece as all the sections are playing together?
- Contrapuntal section
- Motif 4
- Motif 2
- Motif 3
19. What is the tempo throughout the whole piece?
20. Which section of the piece is NOT contrapuntal?
- Motif 2
- Introduction
- Dramatic Ending
- Contrapuntal Section
