Harmonies
This type of harmony has simple chords.
What is Consonance?
Harmonies would most likely be this if the chord progression was I, IV, V, I.
What is Consonance.
This refers to how many layers are happening in a song.
What is Texture?
This term refers to the speed a song is felt at.
What is tempo?
Who is the person who writes the music?
What is a composer?
This type of harmony uses complex chords.
What is dissonance?
Hamonies would most likely be this if the chord progression was I9, IV6, V7, I.
This term refers to a texture that's all by itself. Sometimes it is accompanied by a drone
What is Monophonic?
This term is the length of time a pitch is played for.
What is rhythm?
This is the person who performs the music.
What is an artist?
This term refers to the main line we hear in a song.
What is a melody?
What type of harmony is this song?
Dissonance.
This term refers to a texture type refers to a clear melody with supporting harmonies.
What is Homophonic?
This term refers to the way we feel a song is divided. It is most commonly felt in groups of twos or threes.
What is meter?
This is the sound we hear when sound is played.
What is a pitch?
This term means several chords put together to be a driving force for the melody.
What is a chord progression?
This is the texture for this part of the song.
What is polyphonic?
This type of meter is in twos.
What is duple?
This is how we hear sound. Normally associated with colors.
What is Timbre?
This is a series of notes played on top of each other.
What is a chord?
What time of harmony is in this song?
Dissonance.
This song switches from _____ to ______.
Homophonic to Polyphonic.
This meter is in groups of 3's
What is triple meter?
This is how loud or soft a song is.
What are dynamics?