| Sound | ||
| #1 | The term used to describe a distinct frequency |
What is a Pitch? |
| #2 | The names given to pitches. They repeat after the letter G. | What is a Note? |
| #3 | The term used for volume. | What is Dynamics? |
| #4 | The distinct, sometimes subtle differences in the sound wave that produce a perceptible difference in sound quality. |
What is Timbre? |
| #5 | Melody is not possible without this sound element. |
What is a pitch or Note |
| Time | ||
| #1 | This is the most common term for the recurring pulse in music. |
What is a Beat? |
| #2 | This is the term often used in western music to group beats together to form larger structures. |
Measure |
| #3 | The term used for the speed at which a piece of music is played. |
Tempo |
| #4 | A beat that is given extra emphasis. |
What is an accent? |
| #5 | The position in a measure where you would find the downbeat. |
What is the first beat or the beginning? |
| Texture | ||
| #1 | A single line of music. |
What is a monophonic texture? |
| #2 | Multiple lines of music moving at the same time. |
What is a homophonic texture? |
| #3 | Multiple lines of music moving at different times. |
What is a polyphonic texture? |
| #4 | What is a Homophonic texture? |
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| #5 | What is polyphonic? |
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| In Context | ||
| #1 | This is an example of which instrument family?
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Music Apprec.- Winds
World Music Aerophones |
| #2 | Which element of music is the most prominant feature in this piece of music?
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Rhythm |
| #3 | What is the most prominent feature in this piece of music?
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Timbre or poyphonic texture. |
| #4 | What is the most prominent feature in this piece of music?
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The use of Accents or a homophonic texture. |
| #5 | Major or minor key?
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Minor |
| Culture | ||
| #1 | The belief that one's own way of life is natural or correct. |
What is Ethnocentrism. |
| #2 | The process by which you aquire your primary culture. |
What is Enculturation? |
| #3 | No universal standards or rules for labeling a behavior as abnormal. Instead, behavior can only be abnormal relative to cultural norms. |
What is Cultural Relativism? |
| #4 | The cultural modification of an individual or group by adapting to or borrowing traits from another culture. |
What is Acculturation? |
| #5 | This is an example of what?
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Cultural appropriation. |
| Final Question | |
