Duplicate of History of Music - Survey of Arts

the tone of a musical sound

A musical composition for voices and orchestra telling a sacred story without costumes, scenery, or dramatic action 

When music changes from the main key to another

the use of technology to create, perform, and record music, encompassing a wide range of tools, software, and devices. 

Decoration of musical passage

Belonging to a revival of classic styles resemble classic styles, as in art, literature, music, or architecture 

Continuous sound of a bass line.

Musical composition featuring a soloist.

Structure

a disagreeable combination of sound, a lack of agreement in harmony.

Religious Music

The main tune of a song

Multiple notes used to create chords

the music of the ancient greeks, ancient Egyptians, and ancient romans

Non-religious music

two or more melody lines

A renaissance style of music; is secular small group vocal music. Popular in Italy. 

A renaissance style of music; lyrical melodies accompanied by instruments. Popular in France.  

Movement characterized by equal or regularly alternating beats

An imitative polyphonic composition in which theme(s) are stated one after another in all the voices. 

a renaissance style of music; polyphonic and sacred music.

Music ensemble consisting of four string instruments.

Using notes that are apart of the standard major or minor scales: using notes from the chromatic scale

A multi-movement instrumental composition written for solo piano, solo instrument with piano, or small ensemble. 

Volume of Music

a single melody line

Musical drama

A multi-movement instrumental composition with a series of dance movements. 

Category of music

Large-scale orchestral composition consisting of multiple movements.