DE Final 2023

An anthropologist studies cultures and their music.

Rate of speed of the music

A __ is a series of pitches arranged from high to low or low to high.

group of instruments that produce sound by causing a stretched membrane to vibrate

Baroque painters exploited their materials to emphasize _.

group of instruments that produce sound by vibrating as a whole when struck, shaken, or scraped

A libretto is the words to a play.

Isaac Newton was a baroque composer.

Choose all that are world divisions.

A Jali is the official court musician of the Mbira tribe.

Movement =

Shamisen

Texture in music refers to _

The word baroque has at various times meant all of the following except _

Terraced dynamics take place when _

"elegant music" used in the Japanese Imperial Court

group of instruments that produce sound by causing air to vibrate

the major form of classical Japanese dance/drama

A concerto grosso has _ movements.

Main composers of the Baroque era were _ and _.

Japanese puppet theater

This music is short-lived, for a wide audience, and designed to sell

A cappella means to sing with accompaniment by outside instruments as opposed to those only for indoor use.

The tonic is the central tone to which all others seem to pull.

Dynamics are the highness or lowness of a pitch.

Music with a single melodic line is _.

Tone color (timbre) refers to _

Text (the words) can change the mood in a Baroque piece of music.

The beat is the regular, recurrent pulsation that divides music into equal units of time.

The two main types of Mass are the ordinary and the proper.

A tone combination that is stable.

Claudio Monteverdi wrote one of the earliest operas, Orfeo, that is still performed today.

group of instruments that produce sound by causing strings to vibrate

A combination of three or more tones sounded simultaneously is called a chord.

When music mimics the lyrics, this is known as _.

A melodic sequence occurs when _

One type of music common to all world divisions is classical.

In Italy, music schools were often connected with churches.

Music with one melodic line and simple accompaniment, like a guitar or lute, is considered to be homophonic in texture.

During the Middle Ages, musical instruments were allowed by the church.

The instrument pictured below is a shamisen.

Troubadours and jongleurs were _.

The following is an example ___.

_ music became as important as _ music for the first time during the Baroque period.

A cantata is __

A complete musical thought that can often be sung on one breath and ends at a point of full or partial rest

A shakuhachi is a Japanese end blown flute

Tutti =

Gregorian chant is called so because Pope Gregory I collected and organized many of the known chants of the time.

A showcase solo for a singer is called a/n _.

Sharp or flat signs immediately after the clef symbol that indicate the key of the piece of music

An ethnomusicologist studies the music of cultures.

Figured bass is a technique using numbers above notes to indicate chords.

This entity had a virtual monopoly on learning during the Middle Ages.

All-male Japanese theater

Improvisation is to _

A patron is someone who ___.

Hildegard von Bingen was unusual during her lifetime because _.

A composition characterized by the systematic imitation of a principal theme (subject) in simultaneously sounding parts

A pattern of notes and rests; a division of the beat

Martin Luther was credited with starting the Protestant Reformation.

The Baroque period took place during the years 1600 to 1800.

The instrument below is an African thumb piano called the mbira.

Baroque music usually focuse on _ mood/s in one movement.

The distance between two pitches is called an interval.

Folk music is written music that has passed down from generation to generation.

the main theme; the main tune; a memorable series of pitches and rests creating phrase