1.

(a) E string
2. (a) double bass
3. (c) djembe
4. (b) guitar
5. (a) G
6. (c) harp
7. (b) Staff
8. (d) Fret
9. (c) Fur Elise
10. (a) classical
11. (c) rhythm
12. (b) duration
13. (c) his father
14. (a) new year
15. (b) brown lion
16. (b) A
17. (c) Elvis's guitar broke down Friday
18. (b) crotchet
19. (d) 4 beats
20. (b) To the greenwoods

SECTION B

1a. Violin: To play the violin, you use a bow to stroke the strings and press your fingers on the
fingerboard to make different notes.

1b. Double Bass: Playing the double bass involves using a bow or plucking the strings with your
fingers. You also press down on the strings to change the sound, making deep, low tones.

2 a. Cello: Playing the cello involves holding it between your knees and using a bow to draw
across the strings. You press your fingers on the strings to change the notes and make beautiful
music.

b. Mention two materials that are essential in building a string instrument: Two essential
materials in building a string instrument are wood (for the body, neck, and fingerboard) and
metal (for strings).

SECTION C

1. He started playing the piano at a very young age, around 3 years old, showing exceptional
musical talent early on.
He composed his first music piece at the age of 5, demonstrating remarkable creativity and
understanding of music composition.
Mozart's ability to perform in front of royalty and compose complex symphonies by his teenage
years further solidifies his status as a prodigy in the history of music.

2i. A sonata is a piece of music typically written for one or more instruments. It usually has
multiple parts (movements) that contrast in tempo and mood.

2ii. A concert is a live music performance where musicians play for an audience. It can feature
soloists, ensembles, or orchestras performing various types of music.

2iii. Opera is a form of musical theater where singers and musicians perform a dramatic work
combining text (libretto), music, and sometimes dance. It usually includes elaborate costumes,
sets, and acting.

2iv. A symphony is a large-scale orchestral composition typically consisting of several

movements. It involves a full orchestra playing together under a conductor.

3i. Emotional Impact

3ii. Symbolism

3iii. Timing and Pacing

3iv. Cultural Reference

Section D

1i. The performer of the excerpt is Shakira.

1ii. The title of the piece is "Try Everything."

1iii. The excerpt appears to be part of a verse.

2i. Melody:

Example 1: The main tune in a pop song.

Example 2: The recurring motif in a classical symphony.

2ii. Harmony:

Example 1: Chords played on a guitar accompanying a folk song.

Example 2: Rich orchestral harmonies in a romantic-era piece.
2iii. Rhythm:

Example 1: Syncopated beats in a jazz composition.

Example 2: Percussive rhythms in a traditional African drumming piece.

2iv. Texture:

Example 1: Thick, layered texture in a piece for orchestra.

Example 2: Sparse, minimalist texture in a contemporary electronic track.

3. Hip hop: Local drums

K-Pop: Native language

Blues: Slow tempo

Afrobeat: Beatboxing

Section E

1. G – A – B

2a. 2 beats
2b. 4 beats
2c. 3 beats
2d. 8 beats
2e. 1 beats
2f. 5 beats
2g. 2 beats
2h. 6 beats

3. A-B-C-A

4a. Semibreve
4b. Minim
4c. Crotchet
4d. Quaver
4e. Semiquaver