NAME: Homeroom: PART D: Graphic Score Questions: Refer to the Graphic Score example on page 5 in order to answer the following questions; (2 MARKS EACH) /20 1. What is the title of the longest scene that is musically illustrated in the score? Setne G- Out to tle long apace 9 ay 2. What instrument is played the loudest in the 6" scene? dine _tlave 3. In what scene are all the instruments played? Seane A Colecbratian. 4. Whats the title ofthe shortest scene that fs musically illustrated inthe score? Seene &- Ee alta erate 5. Whatis your estimation of the length Paster “Rustling”? Avorex cets (Qis a ceed olele \ 6. What scene hes.a crescendo and diminuendo in the Foot Stomping? Serne 4 - trib 7. How loudly is the Clave played in scene 3? Ad Vee bottom of ¥ 8, Name the scenaywhere the least instruments are played? 4e~ tribe €-hissic a TF chesina Ve Sha ket 9. Name the 4 scenes that have an instrument playing a crescendo Levho buat brent Long, “7 ~ Chasis 4 TAG Sn lee 10. Name the 3 scenes that have an instruntent playing a iminuendo loan arose, = busting Fang ~~ y oe Ty [- tribePart D: GRAPHIC SCORE EXAMPLE page 5. (see page 6 for questions) V rs 2 oe Tribe Celebrate the hunt Rustling Out to the long grass l SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS c O | cecececee c u ssssssssssssss c D MMMMMMMM | del cicl c c M f Cc E f MMMMMMMMMMM D f f c 1 ff f c uU fe it SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS_ M Pee f f UULTE ttt ttttterettt S lf f ° ia Ffffttie FFEFFEFF TAFT EFS T O timesec. 5 10 as 20 25 30 35, g 6 wi g a Hissing Hunting Song. Chasing the Burning. Celebration snake grass L sssssssssss|MMM | fff fff fffimttf ‘ ssses |ttetetrettttetettte U |sssssss [el if eccccccccecccce D dl f SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS cd f M jcleleiciel cl MMMMM f Hes cl f D ddddelcdd i f u f fFfffe M f f tttett iat f ° f F f elelclclelclcicicictel cl T 40 45 50 5S 60 65 70 SOUND KEY: Foot Stomping: F Tub Thumping: t lap handing: ¢ Shaker: 5 lave: ch Mouth:PART C Indigenous Aboriginal Australian Traditional Music page 4 of 6 . (1 mark each) fe Listen to “Daluban” by traditional indigenous Australian performers. From the list below; CROSS the BOX (AA to 0), to identify 4 features that you can hear in this song, The excerpt will be played 3 times with a short pause in between plays for you to answer the question. B Possrele quev-u & A didgeridoo F several voices K clapy Ing ste at asteady wtefipo ~~ B bass guitar G sdleygice C full drum kit Smale voice H female voice Mother percussion ee Pe D doo wop vocal group |1 chaittelike-siriging N melody mainly on one. a note E yelody then 4 change in rhythm on | O growls and calls desténdin sticks Listen to “Birth Song” by traditional indigenous Australian performers. From the list below; CROSS the BOX (A to 0}, to identify 6 features that you can hear in this song. The excerpt pss.614 by. will be played 3 times with a short pause in between plays for you to answer the question. P A didgeridoo F ‘stveral-voices K clappingsticks at a steady mes of tei B bass guitar G solo voice L_fulldrum kit c rae H female voice Mother percussion D doowopvocalgroup |i chantlike-singing | N melody mainly on one as note E highmelodythen |J _changeinrhythmon |O growls andcalls descéndi sticks Listen to “Two Way Dreamtime” by DIG. From the list below; CROSS the BOX (A to 0}, to identify 6 features that you can hear in-this song. The excerpt wil be played 3 times with 2 short pause in between plays for you to answer the question. q pe gsible A didgeridoo F several voices K Clapping sticks at a steady tempo B Dass.gulter G solo voice L fulkdeum-kit> c mate yalee— HH fenfalesoicé Moth fon D backing singers i chant-like singing N nee one note E higrrpsied then J change in rhythm on |O growls and calls deseénding sticksNAME: page 3.0f6 Homeroom: —___ No Listen to and watch the excerpt of “Rocket 88” by Ike Turner and answer the following questions (1 mark each). The excerpt will be played twice —_ 6. What instrument plays an improvisation at the start of the excerpt? Piumno 7, Name 3 instruments that play the main riff unison nite 4) , d Vhe gleemic bass Electric ater 4 Electric gate, @ 8. What instrument has the main melodic role? he feat) veoalis 9. What the vocalist's range? (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass) Wnor 10, Name 2 instruments that play fills \. plane eres. } ; f ; 2. Korn séctieh | ov SAs 28 ‘11. What instrument plays a solo using slides and growls : (tomer) Sax ophone 42, What common chord progression is used? V2 baw late,Part B Rock & Roll Listening page 2 of 6, Listen to and watch the excerpt of “Mannish Boy” by Muddy Waters and answer the following questions 1 - 3 (1 mark each). The excerpt will be played twice /4 1. What scale does Muddy play during the intro? The Blues Scale 2. Name 6 instruments that played in the excerpt? eléitres gutlau (* 2). eleckic bass dvum Kk Voculé piace \ or monica 3, Name 4 instruments that play the riff h Ayrimonica « electric quite N bass wieum ket 4, Describe the usage the call and response that occurs in this excerpt (e.g. what instruments) (sound sources) & how call & response occurs (3 marks) ADuMivd A LS ig ~ dhe band ES 6 om A work tae Ay The nuditnce, band résboads to EEE pegged Hee PEE eS Madtue eats with Vonks gy bebweda his plvagss:Homeroom: _ PartA- ROCK & ROLL STYLISHIC FEATURE DEFINITIONS T10 mins), Define the following terms by matchifig them with the MOST CORRECT definition from the choices provided - WRITE your numbered answer (1- 14) in the box provided beside the definitions (A-N). 2 marks each /28 TERM DEFINITION (1-14) DEFINITIONS to choose from 1 aall & Response z H A. beats2&4 Seam bya snare } Blues scale Pe ed wits less ofmusic (3 Backbeat . asection where an instrumentalist improvises a melody whilst A\ the rest of the reper an accompaniment. Sometimes A more than one instrumentalist will feature in this section. ) . melodic or rhythmic ideas that are played in the spaces between phrases stthg by a vocalist Sasrmens 0 5 5. Growl | \ ‘where the bass plays on-e&ch beat, ascending and descending, playing passing notetas well as the main chord notes ‘Arough-votal tone, or a harsh tone produced ona wind or Séeinstument. 7. UnsomRit G. Asmooth melodic ypward or downward mavement between pitches eter vocalisefotfows. 6. HornSection Gi g \ 1. where usually unagcented beats are accented in order to create rhythmic incest j. An eee eee IK Agroup of notes (typically three or more) sounded together, as the basis of hgerfiony. 1 Watling Bass 3 12 Phrase LA sesle thats heer ees ee ‘and rock and is often used as ” a tool forirfiprovisation. M. Instruments eee ‘eg. saxophones & trombones that play in an.onstinble as a group i N, a shorerepeated melodic, choFdal or rhythmic phrase (used mostly in rock musis)-flayed by two or more instrument a the same time 14, Syncopation J FE M N 6 = Sb anda response by an instrament or a Dp E B K alt LZ 13. Gord 6 Ey