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1st Semester Final Flashcards

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Bass clef

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The sign on a staff which is used to indicate notes of lower pitch

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A lime through the line of the staff that divides music into measures

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Barline

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A regularly repeating pulsation in music

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Beat

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3
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Performance of a single melody by 2 or more voices beginning at different times

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Canon

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4
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4-4 time. 4 beats in each measure the quarter note receives one beat.

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Common meter

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5
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Indicates the end of the piece or section.

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Double baseline

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6
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Pattern or repeated and contrasting sections in a musical piece.

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Form

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A musical tone that is held for 2 beats in common meter

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Half note

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8
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A rest for 2 beats

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Half rest

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9
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2 or more different lines if music at the same time

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Harmony

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Distance between 2 bar lines

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Measure

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A tune, the predominate line of music

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Melody

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12
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Sound made by slapping a thigh

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Patsch

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13
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Musical instruments played by striking

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Percussion

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14
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One beat

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Quarter note

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15
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A rest for 1 beat

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Quarter rest

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16
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A period of silence in music

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Rest

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17
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Performance of a musical passage in reverse order of what is written from right to left instead of left to right

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Retrograde

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18
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A set of 2 letter names

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Sol fege

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19
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The set of 5 lines upon which music is written

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Staff

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20
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The sign that indicates how many beats

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Time signature

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21
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The sign on a staff for higher notes

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Treble clef

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22
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4 beats

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Whole note

23
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A rest for 4 beats

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Whole rest

24
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Music behind the singing k

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Accompaniment

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New setting of existing melody

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Arrangement

26
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Open fifth accompaniment

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Bordun

27
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Where are we when we first come in to worship?

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Concerned with ourselves and other things

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What happens as we begin to worship?

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Joyfulness and giving thanks

29
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What happens as we begin this phase?

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We think less of ourselves and more of God.

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What should happen when we enter the Holy of Holies?

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All attention is now directed toward God

31
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What happens if we have been successful in bringing the people into the holy place?

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There will be a rise in the spiritual response of the people

32
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If we succeed, we will be a leader of blank than a leader of songs.

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Worshipers songs

33
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Your role is blank no matter how blank

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Valuable, small

34
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Submitting to authority is a sign of blank.

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Character

35
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5 things make our team stronger

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Unity
Resolving conflict
Encouraging and supporting each other
Bringing a healthy self 
Not worrying about who gets the credit or glory
36
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We are at thine blank as blank to God as we really blank to be

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Moment
Close
Choose

37
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“Sing to The Lord” occurs how many times in the psalms?

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100

38
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Authentic worship begins with blank blank, but it is not blank until it issues into the action of blank blank.

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Exalting God
Complete
Reaching people

39
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William Temple said, “Worship is the blank of blank to God”

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Submission

Nature

40
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Some people see God as

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A genie in a bottle
As wet grandpa
A busy dad

41
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Who does David say God is?

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Yahweh

42
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God is an blank God

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Unchanging

43
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What are some ways you can think that someone could communicate an attitude of superiority?

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The way we treat others
Being distant, keeping to ourselves
Not trying to reach out to others
Being late
Missing rehearsals without calling
Being impatient with others 
Being sarcastic
44
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Pride is a hidden desire to be…

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Exalted

45
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We need to look deep and keep a watchful eye on our …

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Motives

46
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Be concerned about whether God blank blank

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Used you!

47
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An open fifth accompaniment in which do and sol are played consecutively instead of simultaneously

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Broken Bordun

48
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A melody written to accompany the original melody

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Counter melody

49
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Notes that supports the melody

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Harmony

50
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To make up spontaneously

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Improvise

51
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A counter melody in a high voice

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Obbligato

52
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An accompaniment pattern in which open fifths are echoed in a higher octave

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Octave bordun

53
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The interval upon which Orff accompaniments are based

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Melody

54
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A short and continuously repeating accompaniment pattern

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Ostinato

55
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An open fifth accompaniment in which do and sol are played at the same time

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Simple Borden

56
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Melody that has been altered but is still recognizable

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Variation

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