Mid term

Question 0

Interval

Answer 0

Distance between 2 notes

Question 1

Pitch

Answer 1

A note or tone
Frequency of a sound
Higher note = higher note and frequency

Question 2

Octave

Answer 2

Interval 8 noted apart

Question 3

Dynamics

Answer 3

Refers to the loudness and softness of music

Piano- soft
Forte- loud

Question 4

Voice types

Answer 4

Soprano, alto, tenor, bass

Question 5

Soprano

Answer 5

High pitched ladies

Question 6

Alto

Answer 6

Low pitch ladies

Question 7

Tenor

Answer 7

High pitched men

Question 8

Bass

Answer 8

Low pitched men

Question 9

Woodwind

Answer 9

Flute, clarinet, saxophone, oboe, bassoon

Question 10

Brass

Answer 10

Trumpet, French horn, trombone, tuba

Question 11

Percussion

Answer 11

Things you hit of Shake

Drums, xylophone, tambourine, Ect.

Question 12

Strings

Answer 12

Guitar, violin, viola, cello, bass, mandolin

Question 13

Tempo

Answer 13

Speed of the beat/pace of the music

Question 14

Melody

Answer 14

A tune ( can be sang, hummed, whistled, played) main part of a song

Question 15

Harmony

Answer 15

Different notes sang/ played With the melody

Question 16

Scale

Answer 16

Series of notes played up and down (do-re-mi-fa-so-la-ti-do)

Question 17

Monophonic

Answer 17

Music one note/pitch at a time

Question 18

Staff

Answer 18

5 parallel lines notes are written on

Question 19

Treble clef

Question 20

Bass clef

Answer 20

Marks lower, (bass) pitch notes

Question 21

Measure

Answer 21

Short part of written music divided by measure lines

Question 22

Sharp

Answer 22

Higher in pitch
#

Question 23

Flat

Answer 23

b

Lower in pitch

Question 24

Middle Ages Music 450-1450 | Not much _________ record.

Answer 24

Written

Question 25

Middle Ages Music 450-1450 | No method of ________/_____________ music.

Answer 25

Writing/printing

Question 26

Middle Ages Music 450-1450 | Most music controlled by the _______.

Answer 26

Church

Question 27

Middle Ages Music 450-1450 | Music was______, vocal, and _________.

Answer 27

Monophonic | A Capella

Question 28

Middle Ages Music 450-1450 | A Capella

Answer 28

Means no instruments accompanying

Question 29

``` Middle Ages Music 450-1450 Important composers (2) ```

Answer 29

Machaut & Palestrina

Question 30

Middle Ages Music 450-1450 | No clear _______ to music.

Answer 30

Rhythm

Question 31

Middle Ages Music 450-1450 | Women _______ to perform in public.

Answer 31

Forbidden

Question 32

Renaissance (1450-1600) | Music is moving slowly from churches to courts, or ___________.

Answer 32

Leisure

Question 33

Renaissance (1450-1600) | Secular music grows- _____________ music.

Answer 33

Non-religious

Question 34

Renaissance (1450-1600) | ________ methods invented.

Answer 34

Printing

Question 35

Renaissance (1450-1600) Music starts to focus on _______.

Answer 35

Emotion

Question 36

Renaissance (1450-1600) | More _________ rhythm to the beat.

Answer 36

Flowing

Question 37

Renaissance (1450-1600) | Harmony used more or less?

Answer 37

More

Question 38

Renaissance (1450-1600) | Instrumental music used more or less?

Answer 38

More

Question 39

Renaissance (1450-1600) | Orchestras grew to as many as ____ musicians

Answer 39

60

Question 40

Renaissance (1450-1600) | Women are restricted to performing in _______.

Answer 40

Convents

Question 41

``` Baroque Period (1600-1750) Composers and musicians are ______/__________. ```

Answer 41

Hired and commissioned

Question 42

``` Baroque Period (1600-1750) Music in churches, courts, _______ _________, & ______. ```

Answer 42

Public performances, and opera

Question 43

Baroque Period (1600-1750) Music is _______. One ________. Repeated _______ and ______.

Answer 43

Focused Mood Rhythms and patterns

Question 44

``` Baroque Period (1600-1750) Terraced dynamics ```

Answer 44

Sudden changes in volume Da da dum da da dum -- BAM -- da da dum da da dum

Question 45

``` Baroque Period (1600-1750) Opera ```

Answer 45

Musical play

Question 46

``` Baroque Period (1600-1750) Sonata ```

Answer 46

Song for instruments

Question 47

``` Baroque Period (1600-1750) Cantata ```

Answer 47

Church vocal composition, several movements

Question 48

Oratorio

Answer 48

Large vocal composition, tells a story

Question 49

``` Baroque Period (1600-1750) Aria ```

Answer 49

Vocal solo in an opera, cantata or oratorio

Question 50

``` Baroque Period (1600-1750) Recitative ```

Answer 50

Dialog in opera, sang to imitate speaking

Question 51

``` Classical Period (1750-1820) Music education more _______ and _______ by the middle class. ```

Answer 51

Valued and accessible

Question 52

``` Classical Period (1750-1820) Some musicians worked _______ instead of patronage. ```

Answer 52

Freelance

Question 53

``` Classical Period (1750-1820) Emotions, dynamics, and rhythm _______ within the music ```

Answer 53

Change

Question 54

``` Classical Period (1750-1820) More _______ used in orchestra, size ______, sound _______. ```

Answer 54

Grew | Changed

Question 55

``` Classical Period (1750-1820) Symphony ```

Answer 55

Large composition for orchestra, 3+ movements

Question 56

``` Classical Period (1750-1820) Concerto ```

Answer 56

Composition for featured solo instrument with orchestra

Question 57

``` Classical Period (1750-1820) Fortepiano ```

Answer 57

Wooden frame, ancestor to piano

Question 58

``` Classical Period (1750-1820) Composers ```

Answer 58

Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven

Question 59

``` Romantic Period (1820-1900) FACE IN FEet ```

Answer 59

Fantasy