History of A cappella
Which style of music can be both secular and religious?
Choral Music
This style of music is one of performance and is not a genre. What is this style called?
A cappella
Which style of music has been part of human cluture, and as old as human kind?
A cappella music
In which year did "Barbershop Music" become popular?
(A) 1900's
(B) 1700's
(C) 1800's
(C) - 1800's
The bass part is known as what?
The foundation
"Duwop and Barbershop" are known as.....
Small Groups
What is background music used in A cappella music?
Without instrumental back-ground
Which style of harmony can atrace its beginnings all the way back to the birth of traitional Western music in the sacred music of European monasteries?
Barbershop Music
The lead voice usually sings what?
Melody
Another name for the Baritone part is what?
"Garbarge Part"
Many sounds with the use of two or more parts
Polyphonic
Which style of music is non-secular or considered sacred?
"Chapel Music"
The orginal Barbershop music were sung in:
(A) Parts
(B) Unision
(B) Unison
Name the four parts used in barbershop music.
Tenor, Lead/Baritone/Bass
What is another name for the "5" note scale?
Pentatonic Scale
What is non-religious music called?
Secular Music
What is a single vocal line or melody called?
Monophonic
The phrase "barber's music" is used to describe the tunes of the.....................
Common Man
Which is the most important part in the Barbershop quartet?
The Lead
Name the City and State where the group "Pentatonix" is from?
Austin, Texas
What is a single vocal line in free style developed for the medieval Latin liturgy, relating to church music called?
The Gregorian Chant
Which vocal music developed traditions of polyphony and harmony with multiple voices sounding different notes at the same time?
Western Vocal Music
What literature is "Barbershop music" derived from?
(A) France
(B) United States
(C) Elizabethan England
(C) Elizabethan England
To sing without any back-ground music is called
A cappella
In what year was the group "Pentatonix" formed?
2011