Dynamics Quiz

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Test your knowledge of musical dynamic markings!

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Dynamics Quiz


Dynamics QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of musical dynamic markings! par CSO Kids 1 What dynamic is represented by the symbol 'pp'? a piano b pianissimo c forte d mezzo piano 2 Which instrument shares its name with a dynamic level? a horn b piano c flute d viola 3 What language are musical dynamics most commonly written in? a English b Italian c French d German 4 What composer notoriously used a sudden, loud dynamic to surprise his audience? a Handel b Beethoven c Rossini d Haydn 5 Where are the dynamics written on a page of music? a Below the staff b Above the staff c In the staff d At the top of the page 6 Which term tells you to gradually get louder? a Decrescendo b Recrescendo c Crescendo d Sendo 7 Which of these dynamics is the loudest? a piano b mezzo forte c forte d fortissimo 8 What does forte mean? a Loud b Quiet c Medium d Soft 9 What dynamic prefix means medium? a Forte b Piano c Mezzo d Pizza 10 What does the term "diminuendo" tell us to do? a get gradually louder b get gradually softer c get suddenly softer d get gradually slower Feedback 2 Fun fact: the piano got its name from its ability to play a wide range of dynamic levels. Its full name is actually the 'pianoforte', which literally means, "the soft-loud". 4 It's Haydn! He did this in his Symphony No. 94, which earned it the nickname of "Surprise Symphony"!