Blues
Jazz
Music Definitions part 2
Various
Music Definitions
100

A style of Music developed from Slavery 

The Blues

100

Making up ideas on the spot

Improvisation 

100

Singing with no instruments 

Acapella

100

Name 3 Cities/ Regions that were famous for the Blues

Chicago, West Coast, New York

100

Two or more notes played at the same time 

Harmony

200

A musical conversation between 2 or more instruments or voices

Call and Response

200

American Music that originated in the United states in Slave communities and eventually influenced other genres of music

Jazz

200

simultaneously combining a number of parts, each forming an individual melody and harmonizing with each other.

Polyphony

200

someone who writes music as a professioal

Composer 

200

Where Rhythm goes "off the beat"

Syncopation 

300

A simple bass line from Blues Music with ascending and descending notes

Walking Bass

300

Who gets the solo in Jazz

Everyone

300

music that has one sound or line of melody being played by multiple instruments at the same time.

Homophonic

300

the person who leads a musical group

Conductor

300

Songs that Include one main melody and instruments to accompany a singer 

Melody and Accompaniment

400

When do we sing the Blues

When Happy or Sad

400

What are the 5 main instruments we focused on in Jazz

Piano, Drums, Double Bass, Saxophone, Guitar

400

the simultaneous performance of different versions of the same melody by different voices or instruments.

Heterophonic

400

the exclusive right to sell a work

Copyright 

400

What is texture in music

Layered Sounds

500

What type of music was "The Blues" developed from 

Spirituals and Work Songs

500

What city did Jazz originate

New Orleans

500

How many Keys are on a full size Piano

88
500

music with a syncopated (ragged) melody (usually for the piano)

Ragtime

500

A single melody with no harmony, instruments or other voices

Monophonic

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