6. When the full band is playing it clearly emphasises the:
time signature
key signature
rhythm
chords
7. What does singing while 'waulking' do?
Keeps timbre nice
Maintains quality of the products
Keeps time
Keeps volume up
8. What is the Skye Waulking Song based on?
A lament
A scale
A biblical story
A pop song
9. What is 'waulking'?
Making shoes
Singing
Pounding cloth
Walking
10. The song is in ___ major
G
Bb
D
F
11. There is frequent ________ in the countermelodies.
Tonal chords
Syncopation
Notation
Rhythmic differences
12. The melody uses a low register and is mainly:
Syllabic
Syncopated
Rhythmic
Slow
13. 3 main chords are:
D Em F
G Em C
F Em C
D Em C
14. Folk instruments are used, such as the wurlitzer piano (early electric piano) and the uilleann pipes (soft tone bagpipes). The _______ (Greek lute) is also used.
Bouzouki
Lute
Harp
Bagpipes
15. What is the Skye Waulking Song an example of?
Celtic Pop
Celtic Ballad
Celtic Fusion
Celtic Instrumental
16. There is an __________ break in verse 2.
Tonal
Instrumental
Chordal
Scalic
17. The melody is:
Septatonic
Tonal
Pentatonic
Hexatonic
18. The whole piece starts with a:
Scale
Cluster chord
Descending triad
Triad
19. The whole song is in a different language. This language is:
Scots Gaelic
Irish Gaelic
Gaelic
Welsh Gaelic
20. The texture is built up through a rhythmic pattern on the drum kit, a bass line on the bass guitar, chords on synth and accordian and the main melody on the voice. There are _____ melodies on other instruments.
