Harmony/Triads
Musical Texture
Musical Form
Instrument Families
Range/Transposition
100

Eb Major

Eb G Bb

100

The interweaving of melodic lines and harmony

Texture

100

The organizing principle in music, it's basic elements are repetition, contrast, and variation

Form

100

Difference in sound quality, not the notes that are played

Timbre/Tone color

100

The distance between the lowest note and the highest note a particular instrument can play 

Range

200

F Ab C

F minor

200

A single voice or line without accompaniment

Monophony

200

Repeated music for each stanza of text (Church hymns) 

Strophic Form

200

Explain how an aerophone produces its sound and give me an example of one

Produces sound by air through the mouthpiece, Clarinet, trumpet, flute, tuba, etc...

200

How does a violin transpose? 

They don't, All string instruments do not transpose

300

A diminished

A C Eb

300

A many-voiced texture with different melodic lines, based on Counterpoint

Polyphony

300

No large repeated sections

Through-composed Form

300

Explain how a chordophone produces its sound and give me an example of one

Produces its sound from a vibrating string stretched between 2 points, violin, cello, guitar, etc...

300

If I want a clarinet to play an Eb, 4th space on the treble clef, what note do I need to write in the music?

Top line F

400

D F# A#

D augmented

400

Occurs when one melodic line is prominent over the accompanying lines or voices

Homophony

400

Explain the difference between Binary and Ternary form and give me the letter representation for each

Binary: AB

Ternary: ABA

400

Explain how an idiophone produces its sound and give me an example of one

The sound is produced by the substance itself, Bells, cymbals, woodblock, etc...

400

If I want a trumpet to play the 4th line "D" on the treble clef, what note do I need to write in the music?

E natural, 4th space

500

What is the iii chord in the key of Gb Major

Bb minor (Bb Db F)

500

When a melodic idea is presented in one voice, then restated in another at a different starting point

Imitation or Round/Canon

500

A repeated melodic, rhythmic, or harmonic pattern

Ostinato 

500

Explain how a membranophone produces its sound and give me an example of one

Sounded from tightly stretched membranes/animal skins over a drum head, Snare drum, bass drum, conga, bongos, etc...

500

If I want the Horn in F to play "Bb" on the middle line of the treble clef, what note do I need to write on the music?

Top line F

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