is concerned with the strength or weakness (or loudness or

softness) of sound.

covers the length of time between the beginning (attack) and

the end (decay) of a sound.

the distinctive quality or tone color of each instrument/voice

which makes one sound different from another even when they are both

producing the same pitch with equal intensity and duration.

is the flow of music through time.

– is a regular, recurrent pulsation that divides music into equal

units of time.

the organization of beats into regular groups.

is division of time where the fundamental pulses

subdivide into groups of two, four, etc.

is a division in which the fundamental pulses

subdivide into groups of three, six, twelve, etc.

is double meter to indicate that two meters are com-

bined or there is constant change from one meter to the other

back and both.

–consist of two numbers. The upper number indicates

the number of beats for every measure and the lower number indi-

cates what kind of note receives one beat.

is the division of beats into patterns of sound. A

combination of notes and rests found in one measure of a given time

signatures.

is musical process that involves adding an unexpected

element to the basic beat of a musical composition. A dislocation of the

strong accents within a measure.

stress or added emphasis given to a note.

is a series of single notes that add up to a recognizable whole.

Melodic directions of movement are going up, going down and repeated.

the highness and lowness of a sound.

consists of sharps and flats.

is a group of musical notes collected in ascending and

descending order.

rate or speed in music

Moderate slow

fast

moderately

slow

Lively

Very fast

gradually becoming faster

gradually becoming slower

the loudness and softness in music.

Very load

Very soft

half solf or soft

half loud

gradually becoming louder

gradually becoming softer

the structure or framework of a composition.

smallest unit of a composition.

smallest characteristic group of a tone

is a tone group that may be identified with a particular com-

position.

is a succession of tones arranged in such a way as to give a

musical thought.

a complete musical thought consisting of two phrases in

Question and Answer.

a combination of periods.

consist of one part.

consist of two parts.

consist of three parts.

consist of more than three parts.

is the qualifying difference between one tone and another. The

color of sound produced by the voice and different instrument.

(Soprano, alto,Tenor, Bass, Orchestra Instrument, rondalla Instrument)

is the relationship of melodies (horizontal) and harmonic (vertical) elements in music. Produce qualities of lightness or heaviness, thickness or thinness.

single unaccompanied melodic line.

consist of two or more melodic lines.

one main melody accompanied by chords.

is the simultaneous sounding of a group of tones. The vertical

relationship between a melody and its accompanying chords or between

melodies simultaneously played or sung.

consist of three notes: the root, 3rd and 5th.

a musical sonority consisting of three or more tones sounded

simultaneously.

What is the meter of music when the time signature is a fast 6/4 ?

In cut time music, how many beats will a dotted half note receive?

Which does not have a syncopated rhythm?

What interval can be found between the 6th and the 7th notes of a harmonic minor scale?

The resulting interval of an inverted diminished 5th is___________.

The enharmonic note of G double sharp is___________.

Keys having the same key signature but different tonic notes.

The first note of a mode is called_________.

A grace note that has no definite time value and is usually played as quickly

as possible.

A property of tone that is concern with the weakness and strength; or the

softness or loudness of tone

Which of the following songs follows the unisectional form?

The underlying principle in this form is the recurrence of a main theme

which alternates with one or more subordinate themes.

All these songs are in strophic form, except for one. Which one is it?

What is the missing 3rd note in this diminished triad, when the root and 5th

are given:

What kind of triad is formed on the 3rd note of a harmonic minor?

What kind of triad is formed on the 3rd note of a harmonic minor?

The gradual increase in volume.

Which does not belong to the group?

The highest and lowest tones an instrument or voice is capable of playing

singing.

The _______ fixes or assigns the second line of the staff as G.

What is the key when the key signature is consisting of 5 sharps?

The semitones in a major scale are found between the _______ notes.

One section set to 2 or more stanzas is called ________.

A single melodic line performed without any accompaniment is said to be_.

A curved line indicating that all notes under it are to be played in a very

connected and smooth way.

A clef sign that fixes the 3rd line as middle C.

Chromatic signs that do not belong to the key signatures.

The third note of the scale is called ________.

__________________ is characterized as one melody performed by

several groups with slight melodic and/or rhythmic alterations.

The present day minor scale is the same as the ____________ mode.

Passage from one key or mode to another.

Notation or performance of a composition in a different key from the one in

which it was originally written.

Diminished 6th below A flat

The parallel major of G minor is ______.

What is the relative minor key of F sharp major?

A direction to perform the passage in a smooth and connected manner,

with no break between the tones.

A kind of form in which the theme is followed by a repetitions which focus

on alterations in each variation- in the rhythm, harmony, melody, texture

and color of the theme.

Melodic formulas that are used to decorate or embellish a melody.

It is used to lower a note by a whole step