The organization of beats into regular groups: _____

The accent of a note where we normally would not expect one.

A series of single pitches that add up to a recognizable whole, or that create a "tune":

The way chords are constructed and how they follow each other, and is blended with the melody:

A combination of three or more tones, or pitches, sounded simultaneously:

A single melodic line without accompaniment is known as _____ texture.

One main melody accompanied by chords or harmony is known as _____ texture.

Two or more melodic lines of relatively equal interest performed at the same time is known as _____ texture.

Define ternary form

The texture of this excerpt is primarily _____.

The texture of this excerpt is ________.

The texture of this excerpt is ________.

The texture of this excerpt is primarily _____.

The Middle Ages refers to the period of European history spanning the years _____.

The Renaissance in music occurred between the years ________.

Scale that includes all twelve notes of an octave

The distance in pitch between two notes

Short detached notes, as opposed to legato

A group of notes sung to one syllable of text.

The piece of music played before the show starts

Languages that operas are most often written in are...

___________ is a term that is short for "Musical Theatre".

The Classical Era occurred during the period of 1750 - 1830.

Is a multi-movement work designed for an instrumental soloist and orchestra. It is a classical form of music intended primarily to emphasize the individuality of the solo instrument and to exhibit the virtuosity and interpretative abilities of the performer.

Is a drama set to music where singers and musicians perform in a theatrical setting.

When was the Baroque period?

"Opera" is defined as.....

A "fugue" is....

This type of musical work involves singers and orchestra, usually telling a story based on sacred text or a story from the Bible. No costumes or sets are involved.

The concerto grosso was used in which era?

What is the name given to this style of bass?

What dance type from the Baroque suite survived into the Classical Era?

What type of genre is usually for a solo instrument or a small instrumental ensemble?

In a Baroque Dance Suite, which was the last section? (Hint: Remember the formula ACSG)

What is the order of sharps found in a key signature?

What is the order of flats found in a key signature?

What is an interval?

What is this interval?

What is this interval?

What is this interval?

Name the following interval:

What form does this picture represent?

There are terms that describe HOW a string player is to play their instrument. The one that means to "play with a bow" is _________.

When a string player does NOT use a bow and uses his/her fingertips to pluck the strings on their instrument, it is called ________________.

In Italian, this word actually means "trembling". This is a notation in a string player's music telling them to play a specific note back and forth as rapidly (fast) as possible with their bow.

When did Impressionism began ?

Who is the "father" of Impressionism ?

What is often found in the background of Neo Classic paintings?

What centuries did jazz genre originate?

Music that has been passed down through generations that preserve the cultural traditions, lifestyles, values and stories of a group of people.