WorksheetsMelody and Harmony
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
A series of pitches that form a tune.
Melody
Pitch
Rhythm
Consonance
the high and low sounds in music
Melody
Pitch
Rhythm
Harmony
the arrangement of long and short sounds
Melodic Contour
Pitch
Rhythm
Harmony
how the melody moves between different notes. Literally the shape of the music
Melodic Contour
Pitch
Rhythm
Harmony
when the difference in notes is small
Melodic Contour
Step Up or Step Down
Leap Up or Leap Down
Rhythm
when the difference between two notes is large
Melodic Contour
Step Up or Step Down
Leap Up or Leap Down
Rhythm
A melody made of notes that are close together and moving by steps. It has a smooth, connected sound.
Disjunct
Step Up or Step Down
Leap Up or Leap Down
Conjunct
A melody made of notes that are far apart and moving by leaps. It has a disconnected sound.
Disjunct
Step Up or Step Down
Leap Up or Leap Down
Conjunct
two or more pitches occurring at the same time
Consonance
Triad
Harmony
Dissonance
smooth-sounding and stable
Consonance
Triad
Harmony
Dissonance
harsh-sounding and unstable
Consonance
Triad
Harmony
Dissonance
a chord consisting of three tones
Consonance
Triad
Chord Progression
Dissonance
chords occurring one right after the other
Consonance
Triad
Chord Progression
Dissonance
Look at this image. Are these steps or leaps?
Steps
Leaps
Look at this image. Are these steps or leaps?
Steps
Leaps
Look at the image. What is the term for what is circled?
Melody
Triads
Consonance
Dissonance
Why are the circled chords in this image NOT triads?
They are too close together
Triads can only be in the first line of music
Triads must have three notes in the chord
Because they are dissonant.
Look at this image. It is made of leaps. Because of the leaps, this piece of music is ______________________.
Conjunct
Disjunct
Consonant
Dissonant
Look at this image. It is made of steps. Because of the steps, this piece of music is ______________________.
Conjunct
Disjunct
Consonant
Dissonant
Look at this image. The drawing on the music is an example of _______________________.
Harmony
Consonance
Melodic Contour
Dissonance
