Performance Mediums
Texture
Articulation
Form
Timbre
100
Performance medium refers to who or what ________________ the music.
What is creates or plays?
100
Texture is...
What is the layers of parts in a song?
100
Articulation is ...
What is the way a note starts, stops, or moves to the next?
100
Form is ...
What is the overall organization of the sections in a song?
100
Timbre is this.
What is the unique "voice" or sound of an instrument?
200
A band DOES NOT usually have this family of instruments.
What is strings?
200
Monophonic texture usually has _______ part and is called this.
What is one and thin?
200
Notes that are short and separated are called ...
What is staccato?
200
A concerto allows for a ____________ to show off.
What is a soloist?
200
This example features this type of instruments.
What is Strings?
300
Name the four families of instruments in a Symphony Orchestra
What is Strings, Woodwinds, Brass, Percussion?
300
Polyphonic texture and homophonic textures are usually called this.
What is thick?
300
Notes that are smooth and connected are called ...
What is legato?
300
Ternary form is labeled ...
What is ABA?
300
This example features this family of instruments?
What is Brass?
400
A Big Band usually plays this kind of music.
What is swing or jazz?
400
Polyphonic has _______ or ________ parts.
What is two or more?
400
Notes that are played louder to stand out are called ...
What is accented?
400
The pattern found in Rondo form is this.
What is ABACA or ABACADA?
400
This instrument is being featured here.
What is violins?
500
A choir usually has these four voice types.
What is soprano, alto, tenor, bass?
500
Homophonic texture usually has these two parts at the same time.
What is melody and harmony/groove?
500
Notes that are accented are usually played at this dynamic level.
What is forte or fortissimo?
500
A symphony usually has this many movements.
What is 4?
500
This instrument is being featured here.
What is the oboe?
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