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WorksheetsQ4 - LT - MUSIC 4 - TEXTURE
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 22mins
Music is like a rainbow cake, it composed of different layers
True
False
Music is composed of different sounds combined together at the same time
True
False
It is composed of layers of sounds in music created by tones or lines played or sung together
Melody
Pitch
Music
Texture
It represents the thickness and thinness of musical sounds as the musical texture is the way melody and harmony go together
Pitch
Sound
Texture
Tones
Texture is the number of parts playing
True
False
Texture refers ro whether each line is a melody or harmony
True
False
Texture refers to how each part relates to each other
True
False
What texture it is if there are many layers of melodies, rhythms or harmonies playing at once
Thick Texture
Thin Texture
What texture it is if there are only few layers or melodies, rhythms or harmonies playing at once
Thick Texture
Thin Texture
It means that there is ONE melodic line with no harmony or accompaniment
Monophony
Polyphony
Homophony
It means that there are TWO or MORE melodic lines of equal importance
Monophony
Polyphony
Homophony
It means there are ONE MAIN melody with and the other lines serving as accompaniment, meaning providing harmonic support
Monophony
Polyphony
Homophony
It is a singing style that involves no instrumental accompaniment
Round Song
Rock Song
Acapella
Alternative Song
It has one melodic line but is played or sung at different times, and repeatedly one after the other, thus, creating many layers of musical lines
Round Song
Partner Song
Acapella
Band
It refers to two different songs with similar harmonic structure and lenght but may be performed in duet
Round Song
Partner Song
Acapella
Alternative Song
Monophonic Texture is...
A texture with a melody and harmony
How fast or slow the music is played
A texture with many melodic lines playing at the same time
A texture with a single layer; one melodic line
Polyphonic texture is...
A texture with a single layer; one melodic line
Two or more instruments or voices playing or singing the same pitches
A texture with many melodic lines playing at the same time
A texture with a melody and harmony
Harmony is...
Two or more pitches played at the same time that support the melody
Two or more voices or instruments playing the same pitches at the same time
The main idea made up of a single line of notes
A texture with a single layer; one melodic line
A polyphonic texture can be explained as:
Many voices/instruments playing different melodies in different rhythms
Many instruments playing whatever is necessary
One voice/instrument playing a single melodic line
Many instruments/voices playing together
Which of the following refers to a texture with one melody with out accompaniment or harmony?
Monophonic
Polyphonic
Homophonic
Heterophonic
Which element of music uses the terms fast and slow?
Dynamics
Tempo
Pitch
Duration
It refers to the number of individual musical lines (melodies) and the relationship these lines have to one another.
texture
timbre
harmony
balance
Texture shows how many sounds or voices are heard and how they are combined.
True
False
It has single melodic line without accompaniment
Monophonic Texture
Homophonic Texture
Polyphonic Texture
It is the result of singing or playing a single melodic line
Thin texture
Thick texture
soft texture
It is the result of singing or playing a single melodic line with accompaniment
Thin texture
Thick texture
hard texture
It is a song which can be sung by two or more groups one after the other
Unison
round song
partner song
It is a two different songs sung together at the same time
Unison
round song
partner song
True or False. Two songs sung at the same time is an example of a thin texture
True
False
True or False. Singing the Philippine National Anthem with accompaniment is an example of thick texture
True
False
_______________ is written for only one voice or part.
Polyphonic texture
Homophonic texture
Monophonic texture
Melody & accompaniment texture
In the ___________________ there are many melodic voices that are independent or imitative.
Monophonic texture
Homophonic texture
Polyphonic texture
Melody & accompaniment texture
In a _____________________________ there is one melody, and all the voices and accompaniments move rhythmically together (all the voices has the same rhythm).
Polyphonic texture
Homophonic texture
Monophonic texture
Melody & accompaniment texture
All sounds have their own texture.
TRUE
FALSE
What do we call the layers of sound heard in a piece of music? We often use the words thick and thin to describe it.
Melody
Harmony
Texture
Rhythm
This means voices only, no instruments.
A capella
Canon
Countermelody
Partner Song
Read the situations carefully. Identify if its THIN or THICK texture.
Bobby is playing the violin alone.
thin
thick
Read the situations carefully. Identify if its THIN or THICK texture.
Jill is singing "Old McDonald" while Jack accompany her on the piano.
thin
thick
Read the situations carefully. Identify if its THIN or THICK texture.
The Grade 4 class sing "Baby Shark" in unison without accompaniment.
thin
thick
A musical piece is made ______ by adding voice parts and instrumental accompaniments to it
thin
thick
loud
What are the Three Basic Musical Textures?
Symphony
Monophony
Polyphony
Homophony
Singer singing solo
Monophony
Polyphony
Homophony
A round song is an example of what musical texture?
Monophony
Polyphony
Homophony
A melody with a piano or guitar accompaniment
Monophony
Polyphony
Homophony
