WorksheetsArts content 7th grade - Body as a musical instrument
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 9mins
Percussion instruments include any instrument that makes a sound when...
hit
shake
scrape
play
stop
Choose the correct types of percussion instruments
Membranophones
Idiophones
Chordophones
Aerophones
Electrophones
Tap dance...
is considered body percussion.
is considered ballroom dance.
is considered street dance.
It's common to see that indigenous people create and use percussion instruments, and they are usually made by artificial materials. True or false?
True
False
The most important organ to produce a vocal sound is...
the heart
the larynx
the lungs
Complete the sentence: The vocal cords are...
...in the larynx, and manipulates pitch and volume.
...in the lungs, and they help us to breath.
...in the larynx, and they help us to breath.
The (a) is the highest male voice.
The _____________________is the middle-range male voice.
Baritone
Tenor
Contralto
The (a) is the lowest female voice.
There are 2 types os musical duos:
In unison
First/Second voice
Choral
What is one of the main difference between the sertanejo raiz and sertanejo universitario?
While sertanejo raiz mix different styles, sertanejo universitario use always the same rhythm.
While sertanejo raiz talk about the countryside, sertanejo universitario mainly talk abour love stories.
While sertanejo raiz use the electric guitar as the base of the music, the sertanejo universitario use the viola.
What is the Gregorian Chant?
It's a musical genre frequently seen in the islamic celebrations that received this name in tribute to Pope Gregorio I.
It's a musical genre characteristic in catholic celebrations that received this name in tribute to Pope Gregorio I.
In the past, musical writing...
was passed on using book stories from generation to generation.
...was more complicated than nowadays.
...was passed on orally from generation to generation.
Which is considered the first way of musical writing?
Neumes, by the gregorian monks
Treble clef, by Beethoven
Illustrated scores, by Alexei Lyapunov and Lena Ehrlich
