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Composers

100

The Oscar-winning composer for films such as Star Wars, Jaws, ET, Jurassic Park, Harry Potter, and many more

John Williams

200

This German composer, pianist, and very grumpy looking man famously went deaf before composing his most celebrated work, his 9th Symphony

Beethoven

300

Nicknamed "Satchmo", this trumpeter and composer brought jazz to the mainstream with his raspy singing on hits such as "What a Wonderful World"

Louis Armstrong

400

Considered the father of Western music, this German composer used elaborate counterpoint to define the Baroque era (also, he's a sharp miner...)

J.S. Bach

500

Mrs. Crego's favorite Romantic era composer, a sad Polish man who lived in France for most of his short life and is most known for his piano pieces, including many preludes, etudes, and mazurkas

Frederic Chopin

Vocab

100

Fine

The end

200

Dal Segno (D.S)

Go back to the "sign"

300

Timbre

Tone quality/color

400

Chest voice

Speaking/low singing voice

500

Rubato

Played more freely in time for dramatic effect

Relative Minors

100

C Major

A minor

200

F Major

D minor

300

G Major

E minor

400

Eb Major

C minor

500

B Major

G# minor

Name That Tune

100

Tune 1

Ode to Joy from Beethoven 9

200

Tune 2

Stars & Stripes Forever, Sousa

300

Tune 3

Clair de Lune, Debussy

400

Tune 4

Toccata & Fugue, J.S Bach

500

Tune 5

The Messiah, Handel

Intervals

100

C > C#

1 half-step, a 2nd

200

C > C'

Octave

300

C > E

4 half-steps, a 3rd

400

C > G

7 half-steps, a 5th

500

G# > C#

5 half steps, a 4th