Music Vocabulary
The term for playing fast.
What is Allegro?
The first known instrument
What is a Bone Flute?
This is considered one of the most prestigious music awards in the U.S.
What is a Grammy?
This is the earliest music era that we have covered.
What is Baroque Music?
Music enhances this areas thinking, decision making and planning.
What is the Frontal Lobe?
Notes that clash.
What is Dissonance?
Looks like a piano, but is a string instrument
What is a Harpsichord?
This song was popularized by singer Frank Sinatra.
What is "My Way"?
This composers most well known Symphony is Symphony No. 5.
Who is Beethoven?
Music can help this area with speech.
What is the Broca's Area?
A recurring melody in music.
What is a Leitmotif?
Shaped like a saxophone, but not a brass instrument
What is a Bass Clarinet?
This music era comes before the Renaissance Era.
What is Medieval Music?
This era has 4 different types/variations (Impressionism, Primitivism, Neoclassicism, and Atonality)
What is Contemporary?
Music can help this area when people have Parkinson's disease.
What is the Putamen?
A way of playing violin that involves plucking.
What is Pizzicato?
Hand cranked string instrument that seems to be having somewhat of an identity crisis
What is a Hurdy Gurdy?
This is widely considered the best selling synthesizer of all time.
What is the Korg M1?
This era made public concerts a more social event.
What is Classical Music?
Music increases dopamine in this area.
What is the Nucleus Accumbens?
A section where exposition themes are restated.
What is Recapitulation?
Acoustic and runs on water.
What is the Hydraulophone?
This person is considered "The Queen of R&B".
Who is Ruth Brown?
One of the earliest symphony composers (well, the most well known one at least)
Who is Giovanni Battista Sammartini?
This area helps the function of hand and eye coordination which helps pianists to play sheet music.
What is the Corpus Callosum?