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These are all of the purposes of music: Entertainment Identity Religious Economic Emotions Health Ceremonial

The rate of speed- How fast or slow the song is

This genre has guitar riffs, electric amplified instruments, uses a standard popular structure was created in the 1950s

A pattern of pitches arranged in ascending and descending order covering an octave

When melody and harmony gravitate towards 1 pitch-

Which H-S System makes their sound with vibrating air

Patterns of accented and unaccented beats

We need variety in our music to satisfy our need for new and interesting music.

A succession of single pitches that we recognize as a whole

A texture where the melody is more important than the harmony.

More than one pitch sounded at the same time-

Get Louder

This number of the time signature tells you what type of note gets the beat or how the beat is divided (into 2 or 3)

Music for Music's Sake

Which H-S System makes their sound with a vibrating string

This number of a time signature tells you how many beats are in a measure

The song's volume or Loud and Soft

These tempos are in order from slowest to fastest: Allegro, Andante, Largo, Moderato, Presto

Words and Music: 4 or more notes per syllable

A perceptive listener listens to music casually as part of the background

Which H-S System makes their sound by the whole instrument vibrating.

Religious Music

Uses singers, guitars banjo fiddle & drums as main instruments, has roots in Folk Music, includes lots of storytelling

The quality of sound- what makes each instrument or voice sound different.

A Musical Idea

Medium

Which H-S System makes their sound digitally with electricity

Which is NOT an H-S Category?

Texture where there are two or more equal and independent melody lines.

Loud

Singing using only voices

Words and Music: 1 note per syllable

This genre includes syncopation, improvisation and is very rhythm based. It combines African and European traditions.

How the melody and harmony interact.-

The movement of music in time Beat,The basic unit of rhythm, the regular pulse-

The position of the lips, mouth, and jaw when you are playing.

Music that tells a story or is about a person place or thing

Which is NOT an orchestral family?

Words and Music: 2-3 notes per syllable

Which H-S System makes their sound with a vibrating membrane

Texture with only 1 melody and nothing else.

As an audience member you should: arrive on time, turn off your cellphone, stay for the whole performance, and not talk

Non-Religious Music

Which of the following is not a way Eastern music differs from Western music?

We need Unity in our music because people like to hear things they know.

Soft

The following voices are in order from highest to lowest: Tenor, Soprano, Bass, Mezzo, Alto, Baritone

This genre is more spoken word in a cadence has a beat background track that is usually tech based and the singer/per

Get Softer

This is when you change from 1 key to a different key in the middle of the song

This genre has a repeated chorus/hook, borrows from other styles and is melody focused.

A deliberate upsetting of the normal beat.

Which texture is the most popular in Western music?

This genre consists of music, spoken word, acting, and dancing. It is influenced by other genres and tells a story