When multiple notes are played together to make music sound interesting.

What is composition in music?

The creation of and/or the structure of a musical piece.

What is body percussion?

When people use their bodies to produce rhythms and musical patterns.

World music is term used to refer to music from non-Anglophone countries.

The main tune of a piece of music, usually one note played after another.

What does timbre actually mean?

Timbre is tone of a musical instrument or voice.

The pattern of the beat in a music piece.

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1
What is harmony?
The beat of a musical piece as it progresses.
When multiple notes are played together to make music sound interesting.
When everyone gets along.
What you play on a harmonica.
2
Which of these is NOT an example of an appropriate location to base a soundscape upon?
A forest.
A beach.
A piano solo.
An urban nightscape.
3
What is composition in music?
Keeping yourself together before you perform so you aren't nervous.
The creation of and/or the structure of a musical piece.
Reading formal musical notation to perform a piece.
The combination of sound and silence.
4
Which of these songs did we sing in a vocal round this term?
Happy Birthday
Frère Jacques
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
The Alphabet
5
What is body percussion?
When you smack a tambourine on your head over and over again.
When people use their bodies to produce rhythms and musical patterns.
When you hit a drum with your bare fists really hard.
The use of formal instruments such as the piano, guitar, or trombone.
6
What are the three examples of musical structure we explored this term?
Binary, ternary, and rondo.
Binary, rondo, trigraphery.
ABA, ABBA, ABCDA
Binary, ternary, quadernary.
7
True or false: the voice (ie. singing) counts as an instrument.
True
False
8
What is world music?
World music is music from everywhere except Australia.
World music is music from the Global South.
World music is term used to refer to music from non-Anglophone countries.
World music is music from all over the world.
9
Which of these is NOT an example of world music?
Japanese Taiko.
Reggaeton.
Traditional Aboriginal music.
Techno.
10
What is melody?
The layers of sound and how they fit together.
A girl's name.
What helps us tell what instrument we are listening to in a music piece.
The main tune of a piece of music, usually one note played after another.
11
Why is the term 'world music' criticised?
It treats a wide variety of genres in music as one monolithic genre.
It is a term that 'others' musical artists for not performing in English.
All of the above.
It is an arbitrary term for music in other languages.
12
How do you pronounce timbre?
TAM-ber
TOM-ber
Timber
Tim-BRAY
13
True or false: improvisation means you have a lot of time to practice a musical piece.
False
True
14
What does timbre actually mean?
Timbre is tone of a musical instrument or voice.
Timbre is when musical pieces have variances in their dynamics.
Timbre is a kind of wood frequently used in the production of furniture.
Timbre is how many counts there are in a piece of music.
15
What is rhythm?
Music stuff? I don't know.
Something a metronome does.
How a song sounds.
The pattern of the beat in a music piece.

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