The notes in the beginning of the theme were played slower in the variation

The notes in the beginning of the theme were played faster in the variation

There were some quick notes added into the variation

The tonality of the music was changed in the variation

By adding complexity and interest contribute to the overall quality of music

By making the music predictable and boring

By eliminating any sense of continuity

By having all instruments play the same notes

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Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson

Taylor Swift and Beyoncé

Justin Bieber and One Direction

Added notes to a theme

A repeated note. Usually a bass note

A long sustained bass note

A pattern that repeats

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A type of work in which one melody is imitated by one or more voices

When a rhythm or melody is repeated over and over again

When different notes are played together to form a chord

Tonality is the organization of music around a central note or tonic.

A key signature of a piece of music. Whether it is major or minor.

Whether music is loud or soft.

Notes that have rhythms that are off the beat.

Speed

Theme, motif

Tonality, key signature

Rhythm, time signature

True

False

True

False

Staccato

Legato

Rubato

Potato

They are notes that accompany the main melody to form a harmony

They are notes that are passed from one instrument to another

They are notes placed between the notes that make up the main melody

They are used as decoration or embellishment

Timbre is the quality of sound, while sonority is the richness and resonance of sound.

Timbre is the texture of sound, while sonority is the clarity of sound.

Timbre is the duration of sound, while sonority is the pitch of sound.

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Playing the notes smoothly and connected

Playing the notes short and detached

Playing the notes loudly and forcefully

Playing the notes in a slow tempo

It makes the rhythm more predictable and straightforward

It adds unexpected accents and off-beat rhythms

It removes all sense of rhythm from the music

It makes all instruments play in perfect unison

Legato means playing the notes short and detached, while staccato means playing them smoothly and connected

Legato means playing the notes smoothly and connected, while staccato means playing them short and detached

Legato means playing the notes loudly and forcefully, while staccato means playing them in a slow tempo

Legato means playing the notes in a slow tempo, while staccato means playing them loudly and forcefully

The key signature of the music is changed.

The music notes move in opposite directions of the original there. Up becomes down and vice versa.

The music is played in reverse.

The loudness of the music is reversed. Loud becomes soft and vice versa.

The key signature of the music is changed.

The music notes move in opposite directions of the original there. Up becomes down and vice versa.

The music is played in reverse.

The loudness of the music is reversed. Loud becomes soft and vice versa.

A short musical idea or phrase that is repeated throughout a composition

A long musical composition with multiple movements

A type of percussion instrument

A specific type of harmony used in jazz music

Decrescendo

Staccato

Crescendo

Legato