What does "Ritardando" mean in music?

Gradually slowing down the tempo

Gradually speeding up the tempo

Freely making subtle changes in the tempo

What does "Rubato" mean in music?

Freely and expressively making subtle changes in the tempo

Gradually speeding up the tempo

Gradually slowing down the tempo

What is a chord progression?

A sequence of chords arranged in sentence-like patterns

A single note played repeatedly

Several notes played simultaneously as a "block"

What does the term "atonality" refer to in harmony?

Modern harmony that avoids any sense of a "home" key center

Harmony that focuses on a "home" key center

Harmony created out of ancient Medieval/Renaissance modes

Harmony that uses only consonant chords

What does the term "texture" refer to in music?

The number of individual musical lines and their relationship

What is monophonic texture?

Music with only one note sounding at a time

Music with two or more notes sounding at the same time

Music with a prominent melody in the upper part

Music with independent melodies sounding at the same time

What is polyphonic texture?

Music with two or more independent melodies sounding at the same time

Music with only one note sounding at a time

Music with a prominent melody in the upper part

Music with no harmony or accompaniment

What is an imitative texture in music?

A type of polyphonic texture where a musical idea is echoed from "voice" to "voice".

A type of monophonic texture where a single melody is played.

A type of homophonic texture where chords accompany a melody.

A type of texture where a single voice sings without accompaniment.

During which musical periods was imitative texture especially prevalent?

Renaissance and Baroque periods

What is the primary association of musical form in Western music?

The order of melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic events

The order of rhythmic events only

The order of harmonic and rhythmic events only

What is the structure of a through-composed form?

It has no repeat or return of any large-scale musical section.

It repeats the initial music after a contrasting section.

It repeats both main sections as indicated by "repeat marks".

It uses the same music for several different verses.

What does Ternary Form feature?

A return of the initial music after a contrasting section

No repeat or return of any large-scale musical section

The same music for several different verses

A single section repeated multiple times

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