Place the correct note in the answer box. Use only CAPS with sharps
as # and flats as b. No spaces.

• 1) A whole step above C#: _____
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• 2) A half step below D: _____
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• 3) A whole step below F: _____
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• 4) A whole step above Ab: _____
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• 5) A half step below G#: _____
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• 6) A whole step above Bb: _____
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• 7) A half step above B: _____
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• 8) A whole step below C#: _____
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• 9) A half step above D: _____
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• 10) A half step above Db: _____
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• 11) A whole step above F: _____
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• 12) A whole step below A#: _____
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• 13) A whole step below A: _____
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• 14) A half step below Gb: _____
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• 15) A whole step below D#: _____
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• 16) A whole step above C: _____
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• 17) to slide, the Italianized word is used to describe sliding in music
  from one note to another.
  
  

  sordino
  glissando
  mosso
  gliddino
• 18) a recognizable musical unit, generally ending in a cadence of some
  kind, and forming part of a period or sentence.
  

  flat
  cantabile
  interval
  phrase
• 19) in singing style, appears often at the beginning of movements
  

  andante
  cantabile
  mosso
  da capo
• 20) smooth, is used as an instruction to performers. It is the opposite
  of staccato
  

  legato
  largo
  lento
  cantabile
• 21) air, means a tune or melody, for voice or instrument
  

  oxygen
  andante
  aria
  meno mosso
• 22) without, is found in directions to performers.
  
  

  rondo
  vibrato
  sordino
  senza
• 23) music that has no specific tonality, is not in a specific key and
  therefore has no specific 'home' note or chord.
  

  da capo
  Atonal
  quarter tone
  poco
• 24) work, is generally used in the listing of a composer's works by
  numbers, usually abbreviated to Op.
  

  opus
  umpadumpa
  mosso
  poco
• 25) the distance in pitch between two notes, counted from the lower note
  upwards
  

  quarter tone
  phrase
  interval
  rubato
• 26) stolen, is a direction to allow a player a measure of freedom in
  performance
  

  rondo
  rubato
  mosso
  vibrato
• 27) moved, agitated
  

  mosso
  da capo
  aria
  rubato
• 28) little, is found in directions to performers
  

  rubato
  largo
  da capo
  poco
• 29) from the beginning, at the end of a piece of music or a section of
  it, means that it should be played or sung again from the beginning
  

  senza
  interval
  da capo
  glissando
• 30) a musical form that involves the use of a recurrent theme between a
  series of varied episodes, often used for the rapid final movement
  of a classical concerto or symphony
  

  rondo
  opus
  poco
  legato
• 31) Divisions of the tone smaller than a half step are occasionally
  found in art-music, particularly in the 20th century.
  

  interval
  quarter tone
  phrase
  mosso