Revision of Pop

What is an inverted chord?

• When the notes of the chord are played in a different order 
• A happy chord
• A sad chord
• A C major chord

Pitch refers to...

• How loud a note is played
• Which instrument a note is played on
• How fast a piece is played
• How high or low a note is

Structure refers to...

• The Texture of the music (e.g. homophonic)
• The plan for the piece of music
• The speed of the music
• The venue the music is performed in

Instruments refer to....

• The apparatus used by a musician 
• The pitch of a piece of music
• The texture of a piece of music
• The country that the music comes from

Tempo refers to...

• The pitch of the music
• The speed or bpm of the music
• How loud the music is played
• Which country the music is from

Devices refers to....

• The instruments that you are using in order to create various moods or emotions. (brass, woodwind, strings)
• Techniques that performers and composers use to perform/create a piece
• The speed of the music
• How the music has been produced in the studio

Expression refers to...

• The speed of the piece
• Whether notes are high or low
• The style of the individual performer or the emotion conveyed through the piece
• The instruments used in the piece

Dynamics refer to...

• If the notes are low or high
• The instruments being used
• The texture of the piece
• If the notes are loud or soft

Articulation refers to...

• If the notes are short or long
• If the notes are loud or soft
• The pitch of the music
• The speed of the music

Rhythm refers to...

• How the sounds and silences are organised in a piece of music
• The speed of the piece of music combining elements to create an overall feeling of panic. (presto, largo, grave, prestissimo) 
• The melody of the piece of music
• How high or low the notes are