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Elements of music first & second year
Elements of music first & second year
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One singer performing on their own without accompaniment would have what type of texture?
Homophonic
Monophonic
Polyphonic
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mp stands for....
mezzo forte
mezzo piano
mezzo quiet
piano
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ff stands for....
mezzo forte
fortissimo
fast
forte
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Rock, pop, jazz, blues are all types of...
Genres
Recordings
Food
Music
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Active listening means...
Listening to energetic music
Running around while listening
Listening to music very often
Listening actively to all of the relevant elements of music
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The notes on the lines of the treble clef stave are:
F,A,C,E
E,G,A,F,B
G,B,D,F,A
E,G,B,D,F
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Texture can also mean
How fast or slow the music is
How loud or quiet the music is
How thick or thin the music sounds
What genre it is from
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The notes on the spaces of the treble clef stave are:
E,B,G,F,A
E,G,B,D,F
F,A,C,E
G,B,D,F,A
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Tempo means
Pitch
Time
Monophonic
Speed of the music
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A stave has 4 lines
True
False
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A jig has the time-signature of....
9/8
12/8
4/4
6/8
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Presto means very slow
True
False
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Homophonic texture means....
1 main melody and accompaniment
2 or more different melodies played at the same time
2 main melodies and accompaniment
1 main melody on its own
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2 terms for slow are....
Lento & Largo
Allegro & Largo
Largo & Presto
Vivace & Andante
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To play very quietly is marked with ....
p
pp
mp
ff
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Dynamics are about...
How loud or soft the music is
How high or low the music is
How fast or slow the music is
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Polyphonic texture means....
1 melody on its own
2 tunes played in harmony
2 or more different melodies played at the same time
1 main melody and accompaniment
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Pitch means whether the music is...
Big or small
High or low
Fast or slow
Loud or soft
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Vivace means....
Slowly
Leisurely
Loud
Lively
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We add extensions to our stave by adding
Bass clef
Treble Clef
Loose lines
Ledger Lines