APP-MUS

Question 1

7 ELEMENTS OF MUSIC

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MELODY
DYNAMICS
FORM
TEMPO
HARMONY
TIMBRE
RHYTHM

Question 2

It is the tune of the song.

Answer 2

Melody

Question 3

It is the speed of a song

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Tempo

Question 4

very, very slow, almost droning (20 BPM and below)

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LARGHISSIMO

Question 5

slow and solemn (20-40 BPM)

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GRAVE

Question 6

the most commonly indicated “slow” tempo (40-60 BPM)

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LARGO

Question 7

rather broadly, and still quite slow (60-66 BPM)

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LARGHETTO

Question 8

a popular tempo that translates as “at a walking pace” (76-108 BPM)

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ANDANTE

Question 9

perhaps the most frequently used tempo marking (120-168 BPM, which includes the “heartbeat tempo” sweet spot)

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ALLEGRO

Question 10

moderately (108-120 BPM)

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MODERATO

Question 11

lively and fast (typically around 168-176 BPM)

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VIVACE

Question 12

the most popular way to write “very fast” and a common tempo in fast movements of symphonies (ranges from 168-200 BPM)

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PRESTO

Question 13

extremely fast (more than 200 BPM)

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PRESTISSIMO

Question 14

abbreviation of pianississimo meaning “very, very soft”

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ppp

Question 14

It is the volume of the song.

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Dynamics

Question 15

abbreviation of pianissimo meaning “very soft”

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pp

Question 15

abbreviation of piano meaning “soft”

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p

Question 16

abbreviation of mezzo-piano meaning “somewhat soft”

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mp

Question 17

abbreviation of forte meaning “loud”

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f

Question 18

abbreviation of mezzo-forte meaning “somewhat loud”

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mf

Question 19

abbreviation of fortissimo meaning “very loud”

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ff

Question 20

abbreviation of fortississimo meaning “very, very loud”

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fff

Question 21

gradually increasing in volume (abbreviated cresc. on musical scores).

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Crescendo

Question 22

gradually decreasing in volume (abbreviated decresc. on musical scores).

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decrescendo

Question 23

It is how the music is set up.

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Form

Question 24

the music falls into two large sections (usually both sections are repeated)

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Binary Form

Question 25

the music falls into three large sections.

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Ternary Form

Question 26

It is the sound quality of instruments and the quality of voice.

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Timbre

Question 26

4 INSTRUMENTS CLASSIFICATIONSS

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4 INSTRUMENTS BRASS WOODWIND PERCUSSION STRINGS

Question 27

Examples of BRASS instruments

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Trumpet, trombone, and horn

Question 27

has a buzz mouth piece to produce sound.

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BRASS

Question 28

needs a wooden reed to produce sound.

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WOODWIND

Question 29

examples of WOODWIND instruments

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Clarinet, saxophone and bassoon.

Question 30

sound is making by striking it to sound.

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PERCUSSION

Question 31

examples of PERCUSSION instruments

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Drum, cymbals, and triangles.

Question 32

sound is produced by strumming or plucking to vibrate string.

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STRINGS

Question 33

examples of STRINGS instruments

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Violin, viola, and cello.

Question 34

It is 2 or more notes playing at the same time.

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Harmony

Question 35

4 VOICE CATEGORIES

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Soprano - High Female Alto - Low Female Tenor - High Male Bass - Low Male

Question 36

It is Length of note and rest in music.

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Rhythm

Question 37

has 4 beats

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Whole note

Question 38

has 2 beats

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Half note

Question 39

has 1 beat

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Quarter note

Question 40

has 1/2 beat

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Eighth note

Question 41

has 1/4 beat

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Sixteenth note

Question 42

has 1/8 beat

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thirty-second note

Question 43

Rest that has 2 beats

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Half Rest

Question 43

Do nothing for the whole measure beats

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Whole Rest

Question 44

Rest that has 1 beat

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Quarter rest

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Rest that has 1/2 rest

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Eighth Rest

Question 46

Known as the color or timbre of your singing voice. Every voice has a specific color, which can be described as warm, dark, or strident. Two singers singing the same song in the same key may sound different

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Tone

Question 46

result of the "coming together" of different vocal sounds and styles. combining different and unique vocal sounds into one sound.

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Blend

Question 47

The combination of sounds from many instruments/voices into a single, homogenous sound so that no one player or section dominates.

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Balance

Question 48

Expression that is made vocally. It includes the choice of words used to describe something as well as how those words are pronounced and spoken.

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Diction

Question 49

refers to pitch accuracy - that is, whether a tone is played 'in tune' or not. A note that is sung or played on an instrument may be sharp (higher frequency than the target tone) or flat (lower frequency than the target tone).

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Intonation

Question 50

means playing a rhythmic pattern exactly on time. Your notes are not ahead of the beat, behind the beat, or simply playing the wrong figure entirely.

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Rhythmic Accuracy

Question 51

How to communicate the meaning or setting mood to audience. can bring a piece of music to life and put an artist into the spotlight if executed well.

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Interpretation

Question 52

refers to the certain charisma and charm which a performer possesses that draws in an audience and commands their full attention.

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Stage Presence or deportment