Likely Music Questions For 2023 WASSCE Candidates

The 2023 WASSCE Music paper will be written on Friday, 8th September, 2023. We have compiled likely objectives questions for you.

Go through these questions very well. Our predicted questions are always guaranteed to drop in the final exams. Take advantage of this platform and get the best grades.

1. The last section of the first movement of a Sonata is the
a. coda
b. exposition
c. development
d. recapitulation

2. Songs sung to mourn the dead are
a. patriotic
b. dirges
c. recreational
d. lullabies

3. Which of the following musicians recorded the song Respect?
a. Jimmy Cliff
b. Aretha Franklin
c. Mighty Sparrow
d. Duke Ellington

4. The time signature for three quaver beats in a bar is
a. 3/8
b. 3/32
c. 3/16
d. 3/4

5. Which of the following oratorios contains The Heavens are Telling?
a. Saul
b. Creation
c. Samson
d. Elijah

6. The staff above is
a. treble staff
b. alto staff
c. tenor staff
d. bass staff

7. African instruments which produce
sounds through air column are

a. idiophones
b. membranophones
c. chordophones
d. aerophones

8. The opening section of the sonata
allegro form is the
a. coda
b. exposition
c. development
d. recapitulation

9. Which of the following musicians
performs traditional choral music?
a Samuel Asare Bediako
b. Gyede Blay Ambolley
c. Yaa Adusa
d. Daddy Lumba

10. Which of the following themes is peculiar to Blues music?
a. Lies
b. Love
c. Politics
d. Poverty

11. Who among the following musicians is recognised as the father of Ghanaian Art Music?
a. I.D. Riverson
b. C. Graves
C. Amu
d. J. H. Nketia

12. C. K. Mann a popular musician in Ghana
a. violinist
b. pianist
c. guitarist
d. trumpeter

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We wish all 2023 WASSCE candidates the very best of luck as they prepare towards their final examination.