A melody which moves in step is described as:

What is a descending sequence?

When a melody is copied in another instrument or voice, this is called:

Syllabic word-setting means:

Vocal sounds which are not words are known as:

Singing using vocal sounds rather than words is called:

Music sung or performed by two groups is described as:

Music with melody and accompaniment is described as:

Recording different parts on top of one another is called:

A chord that has been changed in some way is known as:

Notes which do not fit into the key are described as:

Music that moves in fifth intervals is known as:

Chords with extra notes such as 7ths or 9ths are called:

Chords that are in a different order are called:

Chords in their normal order are called:

A chord with an added 7th above the root is called:

What best describes Eb major?

When a melody begins before the first beat of the bar, this is called:

What is the full name of 12/8 time?

Rhythm that emphasises off-beats is called:

Pushing a guitar string to raise the pitch is called a:

A ‘fuzzy’ or ‘dirty’ guitar sound is created using:

A rapid succession of beats on a drum is called a:

When a male singer sings above his natural range, this is called:

Playing a note without re-plucking after striking the string is called:

A slightly detuned type of piano is called:

The opposite of a hammer-on is called a:

Moving smoothly from one note to another on a string is called:

The highest type of male voice is:

Rapid pitch variation on a single note is called:

What does EQ stand for?

A ‘wooshing’ sound effect created by delay is called:

Recording each part on a separate track is known as:

When audio is re-recorded over existing sound, it is:

The placement of sound across left and right speakers is called:

The acoustic environment surrounding a sound is called:

A guitar pedal that creates a ‘wah’ sound is called:

A song structure with repeating verses is known as: