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Key Facts: PAU Análisis Musical II (Extremadura) Exam

UEx 2026

Universidad de Extremadura PAU Organising Commission authority

Universidad de Extremadura (UEx)

90 Mins

Official examination duration

UEx PAU Regulations

Min 4.0

Minimum score in Access Phase to calculate university admission mark

Junta de Extremadura Education Board

5 Blocks

Musical Language, Forms, History, Score Analysis/Harmony, Spanish & Extremaduran Heritage

LOMLOE 2º Bachillerato Syllabus

100

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Extremadura PAU Music Analysis II assesses advanced music analysis, harmonic function identification, structural form breakdown, historical style recognition, and Spanish/Extremaduran music traditions for university entry.

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1In score analysis, what term describes a melodic line that moves predominantly by step (conjunct motion) rather than large leaps?
A.Stepwise motion
B.Disjunct motion
C.Arpeggiated contour
D.Chromatic angularity
Explanation: Stepwise (conjunct) motion occurs when a melody moves primarily between adjacent scale degrees, creating a smooth and continuous linear contour.
2Which time signature represents a compound duple meter in standard western notation?
A.2/4
B.6/8
C.3/4
D.9/8
Explanation: 6/8 is a compound duple meter because it contains two main dotted-quarter note beats per measure, each subdivided into three eighth notes.
3What musical texture consists of a single unaccompanied melodic line, regardless of whether it is performed by a soloist or a choir in unison?
A.Homophony
B.Polyphony
C.Monophony
D.Heterophony
Explanation: Monophony is the simplest musical texture, consisting of one single melodic line without harmonic accompaniment or additional voice parts.
4In orchestral score analysis, which instrument belongs to the woodwind family and reads primarily in the bass clef?
A.Oboe
B.Violoncello
C.English Horn
D.Bassoon
Explanation: The bassoon is a double-reed woodwind instrument whose primary pitch register is read in the bass clef (and tenor clef for upper register notes).
5What dynamic marking indicates a gradual transition from soft to loud sound intensity?
A.Crescendo
B.Diminuendo
C.Subito piano
D.Sforzando
Explanation: Crescendo (often abbreviated cresc. or marked with a widening hairpin) directs performers to gradually increase volume.
6Which harmonic triad is formed by stacking a major third and a minor third above a root note?
A.Minor triad
B.Major triad
C.Diminished triad
D.Augmented triad
Explanation: A major triad consists of a root, a major third (4 semitones), and a perfect fifth, which breaks down into a major third followed by a minor third (e.g., C–E–G).
7In rhythmic notation, what metric device temporarily shifts accents onto normally unaccented beats or weak subdivisions?
A.Anacrusis
B.Augmentation
C.Syncopation
D.Diminution
Explanation: Syncopation deliberately displaces expected metric stress by accenting off-beats or holding notes across metric downbeats.
8What musical term denotes the simultaneous sounding of notes that produces a feeling of instability, tension, or need for resolution?
A.Consonance
B.Homorhythm
C.Monophony
D.Dissonance
Explanation: Dissonance creates acoustic friction or harmonic instability, generating musical momentum that seeks resolution into consonance.
9Which dynamic symbol indicates an extremely soft volume level in score reading?
A.pianissimo (pp)
B.forte (f)
C.mezzo forte (mf)
D.fortissimo (ff)
Explanation: Pianissimo (abbreviated pp) indicates very quiet dynamic execution, softer than piano (p).
10In score reading, what articulation mark specifies that notes should be played smoothly and connected without breaks?
A.Staccato
B.Legato
C.Marcato
D.Tenuto
Explanation: Legato (indicated by a slur curve over notes) requires a smooth, seamless transition between pitches without silence between them.

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