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Enjoiyment of Music
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1Result of vibrating object transmitted through air to eardrum.
- ASound
- BVoices
- CRhythm
- DTempo
2The speed of the beat, the pace.
- ASound
- BTempo
- CRhythm
- DVoices
3Unique ability to fuse music tones and words
- ATempo
- BRhythm
- CVoices
- DSound
4Flow of music through time, note lengths
- ASound
- BTempo
- CVoices
- DRhythm
5Sound Characteristics: Dynamics?
- AVolume, amplitude of vibrations creating sound
- Brefers to how long or short notes are. It can also refer to how long an entire piece of music lasts
- CHighness and Lowness of Sound
- DQuality that identifies an instrument sound
6Sound Characteristics: Durations?
- AHighness and Lowness of Sound
- BQuality that identifies an instrument sound
- Crefers to how long or short notes are. It can also refer to how long an entire piece of music lasts
- DVolume, amplitude of vibrations creating sound
7Sound Characteristics: Pitch?
- ARefers to how long or short notes are. It can also refer to how long an entire piece of music lasts
- BHighness and Lowness of Sound
- CQuality that identifies an instrument sound
- DVolume, amplitude of vibrations creating sound
8Sound Characteristics: Tone color?
- AQuality that identifies an instrument sound
- BRefers to how long or short notes are. It can also refer to how long an entire piece of music lasts
- CHighness and Lowness of Sound
- DVolume, amplitude of vibrations creating sound
9Drums are apart of which group?
- ABrass
- BWoodwind
- CPercussion
- DStrings
10Written music information that allows composers to communicate ideas to others.
- AMusic Notation
- BStaff
- CMeter
- DAccent/Syncopation
11How a beat is organized
- Aaccent/ Syncopation
- BMeter
- CStaff
- DMusic Notation
12 Set of lines used for the notation of notes of different pitches
- AStaff
- BMeter
- CAccent/Syncopation
- DMusic Notation
13A shifting of the normal accent, usually by stressing the normally unaccented beats.
- AStaff
- BAccent/Syncopation
- CMusic Notation
- DMeter
14The speed of the beat, the pace
- ATempo
- BMetronome
- CRhythm
- DMeter
15Indicates exact tempo.
- ARhythm
- BMetronome
- CMeter
- DTempo
16Which is ordered from Highest to Lowest when dealing with pitch?
- ASoprano, Alto, Mezzo-soprano
- BAlto, Mezzo- Soprano, Soprano
- CSoprano, Mezzo-Soprano, Alto
- DMezzo-Soprano, Also, Soprano
17Which is ordered from Lowest to Highest regarding Pitch?
- ATenor, Baritone, Bass
- BBaritone, Bass, Tenor
- CBass, Tenor, Baaritone
- DBass, Baritone, Tenor
18______________ is considered Heart of the Orchestra.
- AWoodwinds
- BKeyboards
- CStrings
- DBrass
19sounds produced by vibrating tight cable. The shorter the string the tighter the string and the higher the pitch.
- ABrass
- BPercussion
- CElectronic
- DStrings
20sound produced by striking, shaking, or rubbing the instrument Has definite and indefinite pitch
- AWoodwinds
- BPercussion
- CKeyboards
- DStrings
21You Blow into a Mouthpiece, Lip Vibrations, Bell, Valves or Slides, or Mutes to create sound.
- AStrings
- BPercussion
- CBrass
- DWoodwinds
22single note instrument. Blow through a mouthpiece, Longer the tube the lower the pitch.
- ABrass
- BStrings
- CElectronic
- DWoodwinds
23A set of keys on a musical instrument
- AStrings
- BKeyboard
- CElectronic
- DPercussion
24Produce or amplify sound using electronics. Includes: synthesizers, tapes, then MIDI. Modern composers connect these devices, use software, and to write new music.
- AElectronic
- BStrings
- CBrass
- DKeyboards
25In music an ____________ is a sound that has a definite pitch.
- Atone
- Bpitch
- Cvoice
- Dsound
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