WorksheetsMusic Final
Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 49mins
the character or quality of a musical sound
timbre
soft palate
larynx
vocal folds
the soft tissue on the roof of your mouth
vocal folds
diction
solfege
soft palate
area of the throat containing the vocal cords
diaphragm
larynx
sternum
posture
bands inside your larynx that make the sound of your voice
posture
soft palate
vocal folds
timbre
muscle below the lungs used when singing
diaphragm
sternum
posture
diction
long flat bone located in the center of your chest
larynx
posture
sternum
solfege
the choice and use of words in speech and song
timbre
diaphragm
larynx
diction
the way in which we hold our bodies
posture
vocal folds
sternum
soft palate
musical scale or melody (do re mi...)
sternum
solfege
diction
posture
head voice vs chest voice
head voice = light, thinner tone
chest voice = rich, fuller tone
head voice = rich, fuller tone
chest voice = light, thinner tone
indication of rhythm following a clef
time signature
key signature
whole note/rest
4 beats
1 beat
1/2 beat
1/4 beat
half note/rest
1 beat
4 beats
2 beats
1/2 beat
quarter note/rest
4 beats
1 beat
1/4 beat
1/2 beat
dotted half note/rest
1/4 beat
4 beats
1 beat
3 beats
eighth note/rest
1 beat
1/2 beat
2 beats
3 beats
sixteenth note/rest
1 beat
4 beats
1/4 beat
3 beats
The treble clef is for instruments with _ pitch (higher or lower)
(a)
The bass clef is used by instruments with _ pitch (higher or lower)
(a)
a small line that indicates pitch when a note extends the staff
ledger line
notate
double barline
staff
notes that are on the lines of a measure
line note
repeat sign
space note
staff
notes that are in the spaces of the measure
space note
line note
barline
staff
describes how the note or music should be played
notate
barline
double barline
repeat sign
vertical lines that separate music into measures
barline
double barline
staff
repeat sign
two barlines close to each other that indicate a change in the music
double barline
barline
notate
line note
five lines and four spaces that music is written on
staff
notate
barline
ledger line
indicates a certain section in the piece should be repeated
repeat sign
barline
double barline
line note
treble clef lines, treble clef spaces, bass clef lines, bass clef spaces
(a)
complementary pattern, question/answer, call/response
a group of drummers playing in unisons
two or more drummers making rhythms back and forth
improvisation
making rhythm up on the spot
reading sheet music
remembering a piece
playing your favorite song from memory
the style of the music
genre
blues
instrumentation
soloist
a piece played in the beginning of an opera
overture
aria
blues
sacred
a solo voice piece usually with an orchestra
aria
overture
ensemble
oratorio
secular folk music created by African Americans
blues
sacred
secular
opera
the instruments used to make a piece of music
instrumentation
blues
aria
secular
a musician that plays by themselves
soloist
ensemble
aria
opera
a group of musicians playing together
ensemble
soloist
genre
oratorio
religious music
sacred
secular
non religious music
sacred
secular
play-like art that tells a story through music and singing
opera
ensemble
sacred
blues
a musical composition on a sacred subject for a solo, chorus, and orchestra
oratorio
opera
sacred
ensemble
who wrote "Queen of the Night Aria" from the Magic Flute
W. A. Mozart
G. Rossini
G. Gershwin
J. P. Sousa
who wrote "Overture to William Tell"
G. Rossini
G. Gershwin
B. B. King
Handel
who wrote "Rhapsody in Blue"
G. Gershwin
J. P. Sousa
G. Rossini
W. A. Mozart
who wrote "Stars and Stripes Forever"
J. P. Sousa
B. B. King
G. Rossini
The Beatles
who wrote "Every Day I Have the Blues"
B. B. King
J. P. Sousa
The Beatles
Handel
who wrote "Hallelujah Chorus"
Handel
The Beatles
W. A. Mozart
G. Rossini
who wrote "She Loves You"
The Beatles
Handel
J. P. Sousa
G. Gershwin
a song with just your voice
a capella
accompaniment
allegro
presto
the supporting instruments
accompaniment
lyrics
form
rhythm
the speed of music
tempo
unison
instrumentation
legato
slow
adagio
allegro
presto
largo
moderate pace
andante/moderato
allegro
presto
largo
quickly and bright
allegro
presto
largo
adagio
very fast
presto
largo
adagio
allegro
very slow
largo
presto
andante
adagio
the volume of music
dynamics
form
melody
harmony
what do crescendo and decrescendo mean?
crescendo = get louder
decrescendo = get softer
crescendo = get softer
decrescendo = get louder
loud
forte
piano
mezzo forte
fortissimo
soft
piano
forte
mezzo piano
pianissimo
medium loud
mezzo forte
mezzo piano
piano
forte
medium soft
mezzo piano
mezzo forte
piano
forte
very soft
pianissimo
fortissimo
piano
mezzo piano
very loud
fortissimo
pianissimo
forte
mezzo forte
the structure of a song
form
melody
lyrics
harmony
the words to a song
lyrics
rhythm
unison
duple meter
the main part of a song
melody
lyrics
rhythm
unison
supporting line to add to the melody
harmony
melody
form
lyrics
all the musicians playing the same notes and rhythms
unison
harmony
rhythm
legato
2 or 4 bpm
duple meter
triple meter
3 bpm
duple meter
triple meter
the length of a note
rhythm
timbre
form
melody
how the notes are played
articulation
unison
melody
form
short and dethatched
staccato
legato
melody
unison
long and connected
legato
staccato
lyrics
harmony
12 measures with a specific chord progression (1,4,7)
12-bar blues
chord
chord progression
blues scale
_ singing = improvisation on vocal singing (nonsense syllables)
(a)
multiple notes played together - creates harmony
chord
chord progression
major scale
blues scale
the order you play the chords in
chord progression
chord
major scale
blues scale
_ song = a song slaves would sing to pass the time working
(a)
_ song = a song slaves would use to escape with the Underground Railroad
(a)
a religious song
spiritual
major scale
12-bar blues
chord
a pattern of 7 notes in a series of whole and half steps
major scale
blues scale
a scale where you lower the 3rd and 7th note
major scale
blues scale
a law that protects music
(a)
RIAA
copying and distributing physical copies of someone's art
music piracy
song streaming
song sharing
fair use
temporary access to listen to music online
song streaming
music piracy
song sharing
fair use
copying and distributing digital copies
song sharing
music piracy
song streaming
fair use
what counts as fair use?
small portion
education
criticism
news
parody
