Fine Arts: Section 1 (Part C)

What is defined as the flow of music in time?

What does most African music use?

What did Africans typically use to describe their music?

What can be called the grammar or rules of making music?

African tuning systems demonstrate _______ for and appreciation of differences.

How are beats subdivided?

What is defined as melodic lines being more or less the same rhythm?

How are African scales typically organized?

Which of the following is NOT a term used to describe texture?

What is defined as imposing organization to the pulses and beats?

What is defined as two+ simultaneous melodic lines/more independent simultaneous melodic lines?

What are beats combined to form?

What is defined as the steady pulse that underlines most music?

What is similar to the diversity of language dialects?

What is defined as the structure of a single cycle of a composition or performance?

What is defined as a melodic line performed by two+ people with some degree of independence?

What did African musicologists trained in European music theory use to describe their music?

Which is NOT true about African tuning systems?

Which of the following is NOT one of the main elements of music?

What is defined as the relative speed of beats?

Who was a musicologist from Ghana that brought African drumming/dance to America in the 1960s?

What is defined as a collection of pitches?

What is defined as two or more simultaneous rhythms?

What is defined as a single melodic line?

What is defined as the number of people performing and their relationship to the musical whole?