Introduction Of Music Appreciation Quiz

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  1. A succession of single pitches perceived by the mind as a whole. (a horizontal line)

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  1. the distance (interval) between the highest note and the lowest note of a melody. (A range can be narrow 4/5 notes, medium 8 notes, or wide 10 or more notes.

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  1. when the notes of a melody are close together.

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  1. a melody's notes are far apart from one to another.

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5. Is happy/ bright 

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  1. is tension filled music.

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7. One musical line(a melody line)-no harmony 

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  1. One melody line with harmony.

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  1. At least two melody lines and harmony.

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  1. creating a musical composition during performance.

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  1. two part form- for ex. hymns in church[verse A-Chorus B] 

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  1. the pace of the music.

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13.  the volume

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14. Piano: (p)  

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15.  is also known as plain chant, plain song, or by its association with a particular group or order.

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16.  2-4 neumes to 1 syllable of text.

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17. 5+ neumes to 1 syllable of text.  

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18. Constitutes a reenactment of the last days of Christ.  

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19.  developed Motet- harmony line-old melody #1- old chant(credo)

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  1. Catholic priest and musician- composed the Masse de Notre Dame(Mass of our Lady)- displayed unruly behavior- composed exclusively secular music.

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  1. the earliest polyphonic music- existing chant melody.

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22.
  1. this mass viewed the entire Mass Ordinary as a whole- it also was a four part polyphonic setting.

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23.
  1. is determined by frequency.

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24. Is sad/ melancholy 

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25. Forte(f) 

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26.
  1. refers to several pitches sounding together or the support system for the melody(a vertical line).

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27. No music, just singing

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28.
  1. the organized movement of music in time.

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  1. a scale is a community of eight notes, beginning and ending on the same pitch.(Scales are named after the first note).

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  1. a temporary shifting of the normally accented beat to a normally weak beat.

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31.
  1. means the combinations of notes played are stable in their sound.

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32.
  1. the organization of a composition around a key note or home base pitch(the tonal center).

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33.  song form- ternary form becomes the most popular form in music during the Baroque period.

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34. 6  9  12    5  7   6
8  8   8     4  4  16
 

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35. Represent the first type of notes/pitches. 

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36. 1 neume to 1 syllable of text. 

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37.
  1. developed organum- the earliest polyphonic music- existing chant melody.

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38. 2  2  2      3 3 3     4  4   4
4  8  16    4 2 8    4 16  8
 

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39.
  1. in music deals with the number of musical threads or parts woven together to create the composition.

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40. Nmae 2 vocal ranges for men:

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41. Name 2 female vocal ranges: 

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42. Name 3 Brass instruments: 

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43. Name 3 woodwinds: 

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44. Name 3 string instruments: 

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45. Name 2 percussion-unpitched: 

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46. Name 2 keyboard instruments: 

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47.
  1. one of the most influential composers in the history of music. Composed over a 100 motets and 18 complete masses.

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48.
  1. how a composition is structured.

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49. List 4 types of tempo. 

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50. Name 2 percussion-pitched: 

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51. Name 5 Mass Ordinaries 

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52.
  1. sought to regulate every aspect of religious discipline (including music).

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A succession of single pitches perceived by the mind as a whole. (a...
The distance (interval) between the highest note and the lowest note...
When the notes of a melody are close together.
A melody's notes are far apart from one to another.
Is happy/ bright 
Is tension filled music.
One musical line(a melody line)-no harmony 
One melody line with harmony.
At least two melody lines and harmony.
Creating a musical composition during performance.
Two part form- for ex. hymns in church[verse A-Chorus B] 
The pace of the music.
 the volume
Piano: (p)  
 is also known as plain chant, plain song, or by its association...
 2-4 neumes to 1 syllable of text.
5+ neumes to 1 syllable of text.  
Constitutes a reenactment of the last days of Christ.  
 developed Motet- harmony line-old melody #1- old chant(credo)
Catholic priest and musician- composed the Masse de Notre Dame(Mass of...
The earliest polyphonic music- existing chant melody.
This mass viewed the entire Mass Ordinary as a whole- it also was a...
Is determined by frequency.
Is sad/ melancholy 
Forte(f) 
Refers to several pitches sounding together or the support system for...
No music, just singing
The organized movement of music in time.
A scale is a community of eight notes, beginning and ending on the...
A temporary shifting of the normally accented beat to a normally weak...
Means the combinations of notes played are stable in their sound.
The organization of a composition around a key note or home base...
 song form- ternary form becomes the most popular form in music...
6  9  12    5  7   6...
Represent the first type of notes/pitches. 
1 neume to 1 syllable of text. 
Developed organum- the earliest polyphonic music- existing chant...
2  2  2      3 3 3...
In music deals with the number of musical threads or parts woven...
Nmae 2 vocal ranges for men:
Name 2 female vocal ranges: 
Name 3 Brass instruments: 
Name 3 woodwinds: 
Name 3 string instruments: 
Name 2 percussion-unpitched: 
Name 2 keyboard instruments: 
One of the most influential composers in the history of music....
How a composition is structured.
List 4 types of tempo. 
Name 2 percussion-pitched: 
Name 5 Mass Ordinaries 
Sought to regulate every aspect of religious discipline (including...
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