Fun Music Concepts and Styles Stage4

Improvisation is ____.

The four main properties of music are PITCH (high /low) , TONE COLOUR (sound quality) , RHYTHM (long/short) and ______

Which orchestral brass instrument uses a SLIDING tube?

The four orchestral string instruments are violin, viola, cello and...

What BRASS instrument is this ?

Creates sound by air being directed to large, tall pipes.

Tone colour refers to

Common features of _____ music: Shouty aggressive vocals, screaming, and distorted electric guitar.

The first "Boy Band" to write their own songs , who went on to become the most influential group in Music history.

Saxophone belongs to which instrument family?

Which INSTRUMENT is playing the CHORDS and HARMONIC ACCOMPANIMENT here?

Which string instrument does NOT use a bow?

Which INSTRUMENT is playing the MELODY here?

The term for gradually getting louder in music ?

An old and early version of the piano, created in the 1500's

The speed at which a piece of music is played.

What style of music is this?

Instead of using traditional percussion instruments, in Flamenco, the rhythmic parts are played by which instruments?

What style of music is this?

What style of music is this?

Snare Drum, Bass Drum, Tambourine, Triangle, Cymbals, and Gong are _____ instruments.

What style of music is this?

Creates sound by blowing air which vibrates reeds, and is controlled by a mini keyboard

Reggae music originates from which country?

Which INSTRUMENT creates sound by striking strings with felt hammer?

What style of music is this?

What style of music is this?

What is the TIME SIGNATURE of this piece? 3/4 or 4/4 ? (hint - count out the beats)

In music, the term we use for volume is?

In music we use chords to support the melody. Chords provide the _______ in a piece

Timpani, Glockenspiel, Xylophone, Celesta, and Chimes are _____ instruments.

Usual instruments in a ROCK band: Voice, electric guitar, drum kit, keyboard and _________

What woodwind instrument is this ?

What style of music is this?

Which of these WOODWIND instruments is the LOWEST in pitch?

An OCTAVE is the distance from C to high C. An octave is how many notes apart?

What style of music is this?

Jazz music developed in the early 1900's in America and is known for the use of.....

________ instruments produce sound by striking, shaking or rubbing them.

What music style is this piece?

Most musical pieces are written with how many beats in a bar?

What PERCUSSION instrument is playing here?

What style of music is this?