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