What is the more musical term for "the words of a song?"
What is lyrics.
100
What is the more musical term for "happy sounding music?"
What is major.
100
What is the more musical term for "loud?"
What is forte.
100
What is the more musical term for "very slow?"
What is adagio.
100
What is the more musical term for "a musical conversation?"
What is a call & response.
200
What is the more musical term for "the beat or pulse?"
What is rhythm.
200
What is the more musical term for "sad sounding music?"
What is minor.
200
What is the more musical term for "soft?"
What is piano.
200
What is the more musical term for "slow?"
What is andante.
200
What is the more musical term for "constant repetition?"
What is an ostinato.
300
What is the more musical term for "the main part of the music?"
What is melody.
300
What is the more musical term for "smooth, connected sounds?"
What is legato.
300
What is the more musical term for "very loud?"
What is fortissimo.
300
What is the more musical term for "medium?"
What is moderato.
300
If the composer wanted you to play something over again, what symbol would they put in your music?
What is a repeat.
400
What is the more musical term for "the background part of the music?"
What is harmony.
400
What is the more musical term for "separated, detached sounds?"
What is staccato.
400
What is the more musical term for "kind of soft?"
What is mezzo piano.
400
What is the more musical term for "fast?"
What is allegro.
400
When the morning announcements are made, we usually cannot see the person; however, most people can tell who is speaking by the ___________ of their voice.
What is timbre.
500
What is the more musical term for "a single musical idea or thought?"
What is a phrase.
500
What is the more musical term for "moving from one note, to the next closest note, very quickly?"
What is a trill.
500
What is the more musical term for "gradually changing from soft to loud?"
What is a crescendo.
500
What is the more musical term for "very fast?"
What is presto.
500
What is the more musical term for "when one person begins to sing a song, then another person joins in later; however, they start from the beginning. This pattern continues as people layer into the song."