What is tone quality?

Characteristic sound that instruments/ voices should produce

The way that notes or phrases are started

What is balance/blend?

Each part maintains its relative importance

Consists of 5 lines and 4 spaces

The way notes or phrases are finished

What does a bar line do?

Divides the staff into measures

Mouth muscles to control the sound of a wind instrument

What is an accompaniment?

A musical part that supports a solo or group

What is a ledger line?

Extra lines and spaces that exist above or below the staff

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1
What is a measure?
Slow walking speed
Something used to show how tall someone is
Space between two bar lines
Three or more notes sounded at the same time
2
What is tone quality?
How well something prints
Loudness or softness of a sound
Notes of a chord sounded at one time
Characteristic sound that instruments/ voices should produce
3
What is intonation?
Pitch accuracy
Rhythms with off-beats
A type of dance
The speed of music
4
What is an attack?
Someone who comes at you when your back is turned
Combines two or more notes of the same pitch
The way that notes or phrases are started
Light and detached at 1/2 value
5
What is balance/blend?
The main theme of a piece of music
What you use to make a smoothie
Each part maintains its relative importance
Clear and understandable words
6
What is a phrase?
A musical sentence
The final leg of a relay
Everyone plays/sings
Notes of a chord sounded at one time
7
What is a staff?
A group of teachers
Passage added to the end of a piece of music
Consists of 5 lines and 4 spaces
A walking stick
8
What is a release?
The way notes or phrases are finished
A way to buy a house
Divided parts
The distance between 2 notes
9
What does a bar line do?
Divides the staff into measures
Cancels a flat or a sharp
Tells you how to line things up
The way that notes or phrases are finished
10
What is embouchure?
Everyone play/sings
Passage added to the end of a piece of music
Mouth muscles to control the sound of a wind instrument
A fancy French dessert
11
What is an accompaniment?
A tongue twister
Hold/ give extra time
A musical part that supports a solo or group
Three or more notes sounded at the same time
12
What does a double bar line do?
Divides the staff into measures
Starts the song
Marks the end of a section
Tell you to tune your guitar
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What is a ledger line?
A branch of the US government
Notes of a chord sounded one at a time
Extra lines and spaces that exist above or below the staff
The distance between two notes

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