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Take a 20 question quiz to test and certify your knowledge of the tutorial-video course
Music Theory 302 - Jordan Rudess: Rhythm Explored.
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1
How can you practice Jordan's Brain Twister?
You play a 5 over 3 polyrhythm
You start by playing quarter notes and you add one more division every beat
You clap your hands on the 2 and 4
You play displaced septuplets in 7/8 with a latin feel
2
When playing with a latin type of feel, the bass is always on the beat. True or false?
True
False
3
Adding rhythmic motion between the chords is a little like strumming on a guitar. True or false?
False
True
4
Half notes are held for:
half of a beat
2 beats
2 measures
1 beat
5
The "Dream Theater Turnaround" happens on just about every Dream Theater record. True or false?
True
False
6
What is the "Dream Theater Turnaround"?
A V-IV-I chord progression at the end of a section which leads to the next section
A I-♭III-♭VI-♭II7 chord progression played in 7/8
A short chord progression at the end of a section which leads to the next section
An idea where you turn a 6/8 feel into 3/4
7
Which composer was known to mix quintuplets, triplets, sixteenth notes, etc.?
Johann Sebastian Bach
Frank Zappa
Ludwig van Beethoven
Quincy Jones
8
How can you stay in 4/4 and give the impression of using a lot of time signatures?
By playing very fast
By using rhythmic anticipation
You can't!
By changing accents
9
What is the most common way to play in 7/4?
In 2 and 5
In 3 and 4
In 4 and 3
In 5 and 2
10
If you put five divisions to the beat...
you are using a pentatonic scale
you shouldn't be playing music
you are playing quintuplets
you are playing in 5/8
11
If you're playing 3 eight notes followed by 2 eight notes in a measure, you are playing in:
5/8 time
7/8 time
3/4 time
Don't play that. Always stay in 4/4... it's safer!
12
What is the most simple meter in music?
7/8
Compound meter
4/4
1/4
13
When you are holding a note for 4 beats, you are playing a...
long note
whole note
half note
quarter note
14
No matter how complicated it gets, you can usually break down any rhythms into:
melodic patterns
accents
groups of two and three notes
quarter notes
15
What is the most common way to play in 5/4?
In 1 and 4
In 4 and 1
In 3 and 2
In 2 and 3
16
What technique are you using if you're playing simple chords right on the beat every measure, and then you accent a chord right before the beat?
Mixed Grouping
Displacement
Syncopation
Rhythmic Anticipation
17
When playing Polyrhythms...
none of the notes are played together, except on the last beat
none of the notes are played together, except on the 1st beat
none of the notes are played together, except on the 1st and last beats
none of the notes are played together
18
Polyrhythm is two (or more) ______ played against each other.
chords
rhythms
time signatures
scales
19
As human beings, we feel very comfortable with:
Syncopation
Patterns and repetition
Rhythmic anticipation
Polyrhythms
20
If you're playing a pattern of 5 ascending notes in a group of 4 you are:
playing in 5/4
using rhythmic motion
using displacement
playing quintuplets
Music Theory 302
Jordan Rudess: Rhythm Explored
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