Pitch
This is what it's called when multiple notes are played at the same time
What is harmony?
This refers to how long a sound goes for. Some examples are 1/4 note or semiquaver
What are note values?
This compositional structure utilises verses, choruses, and bridges but may include other song sections as well
What is song form?
This texture has a single melodic line and no other pitched material
What is monophony?
A wind instrument
What is an aerophone?
This is a chord that is made up of three notes
What is a triad?
This refers to music speeding up
What is accelerando?
This structure (mostly aligned with art music) has an A section, followed by a B section, then returns to A material
What is ternary form?
This texture has a single melodic line and additional pitched material supporting it
What is homophony?
A stringed instrument
What is a chordophone?
This is what it's called when you perform a chord by playing each note separately instead of as a block
What is arpeggio?
This time signature is also called common time
What is 4/4?
Anacrusis is an example of which category of structure?
What is micro-structure?
This texture has multiple melodic lines
What is polyphony?
A percussion instrument that is not a drum
What is an idiophone?
This is what it's called when a voice moves from one note to another note more than a tone away
What is leaping motion?
This compositional technique moves accented beats off the pulse
What is syncopation?
This compositional structure has a number of repeated verses but no chorus
What is strophic form?
This is the role in a song that is taken up by sounds that are not necessarily musical
What are sound effects?
A percussion instrument that has a skin that you hit
What is a membranophone?
This is the academic name for a key change
What is modulation?
What is rubato?
This compositional structure flows from one section to the next without returning to previous material
What is through-composed?
This is the name given to multiple voices performing the same line
What is doubling?
This is the name given to the -phone classification of instruments
What is Hornbostel-Sachs?