Melody/Harmony
The part of a song or piece that you can hum or sing.
What is Melody?
Patterns of sound represented in music by using symbols.
What is rhythm?
True or false: The I Prevail version of "Blank Space" is better than the Taylor Swift version.
True. (If you said false your opinion is the wrong one...sorry about it.) =)
A musical idea that appears multiple times in a piece of music.
What is Theme?
A person who creates origional music.
What is a Composer?
Adds depth and support to the song.
What is Harmony?
True or false: the TREBLE CLEF is a rhythmic symbol.
FLASE
These THREE things can effect the sound of timbre.
What is materials, size, and person playing or singing?
A type of music where you take a musical idea and alter it in different ways each time to create a new version of the same tune.
What is Theme and Variations?
This image is a representation of element of music.
What is Rhythm?
Listening Question: This piece shows an example of what? (Melody or Harmony)
What is Harmony?
The part of a song or piece that you feel but not hear.
What is beat?
The density or interaction between different voices or instruments.
What is Texture?
The structure and organization of a piece of music or song.
What is Form?
This symbol tells the performer to play/sing very loud.
What is Fortissimo?
Listening Question: This piece is an example of what? (Melody / Harmony)
What is Melody?
Does the following piece have a steady beat? (Yes or No)
No
Represents the volume of a piece or section of a musical work.
What are Dynamics?
The pattern that RONDO FORM follows
What is A B A C A?
This symbol tells the performer to play/sing medium soft.
What is Mezzo Piano?
The melody of "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"
*sing it*
Correct
The speed at which the beat is felt.
What is Tempo?
The quality of tone distinctive of a particular voice or instrument.
What is Timbre?
The pattern that SONG FORM follows.
What is A B A B C B?
A person who takes an existing work, and changes it to be playable by a different ensemble or instrument.
What is an Arranger?