Ch 1-5

Question 1

What means HIP

Answer 1

human intension and perception

Depend on people perception to define music ex 4:33 or the Qu’An last trash metal

Question 2

5 propositions

Answer 2

1: The Basic Property of All Music Is Sound
2: The Sounds (and Silences) That Comprise
a Musical Work Are Organized in Some Way
3: Sounds Are Organized into Music by People;
Thus, Music Is a Form of Humanly Organized Sound
4: Music Is a Product of Human Intention
and Perception
5: The Term Music Is Inescapably Tied
to Western Culture and Its Assumptions 6

Question 3

Properties of sounds(4)

Answer 3

Frequencies-pitch, octave a=440,880, 220
Duration-rhythm
Amplitude-loudness/dynamics
Timber-unique”color sound” difference btw flute or tuba

Question 4

Symbols notes

Answer 4

# sharp rising pitch
b flat lower pitch 
(Always located in front of the note)
> stronger note
4 how many beat in measure 
4 what gets the strong pulse

Question 5

Dynamics pitch song

Answer 5

Pp-pianissimo-very soft
P-piano- soft
Mp-mezzopiano-moderate soft
Mf-mezzoforte-moderate loud
F-forte-loud
Ff-fortissimo-very loud

Question 6

Music scales

Answer 6

Major- happy
Minor-sad
Blue-jazz
Pentatonic-easter

Question 7

Beat

Answer 7

The beat is what you tap your foot to when you listen to a song, or what you move your feet to when you dance. The beat in “The Alphabet Song” is defined by a steady stream of quarter-note pulses. Each one of these pulses is called a beat, while the continuous stream of quarter-note pulses that underlies the entire performance is called the beat.

Question 8

syncopation

Answer 8

Display the beat of an accent (in a music or rhythm) that the beat become weaker and vice versa

Question 9

Dynamics Tones(dynamics range)

Answer 9

decrescendo (it gets gradually softer)

crescendo (it gets gradually louder)

Question 10

musical syncretism

Answer 10

Amalgam ion of different music culture

Ex Tito Puente

Question 11

diaspora

Answer 11

Relocation of an entire culture out f it homeland

Question 12

What difference between state and a nation

Answer 12

nation-state and nation. The members of a nation-state share a national society and culture and a national homeland. Canada is a nation-state. Its people, the Canadians, are unified by a national government and a network of other social institutions (society), by shared ideas about and expressions of what constitutes Canadian identity (cul- ture), and by the geographical landmass of Canada itself (homeland). Palestine, by contrast, is a nation but not a nation-state. The Palestinians share a society, a culture, and a strong sense of nationhood, but they do not (as of this writing) have political autonomy over the geographical area they claim as their homeland. Palestine is thus a nation without a state.

Question 13

ethnocentrism

Answer 13

Evaluate other people culture according to the standard of one’s own

Question 14

Ethnomusicology

Answer 14

A music approach to the study of musical cultural

Question 15

Alphabetic notes

Answer 15

FDBGE

Fan does boy good every

Question 16

Indeterminate pitch? How many pitch ?

Answer 16

12 pitch

Shaker , cymbal, triangle, many drums cannot be undefined by single pitch

Question 17

Instrumental classes

Answer 17

Aerophone- flute, bassoon, trumpet, traditional organ
Electrophones- pure=keyboard/hybrid=electric guitar
Chrodophone- guitar,pino
Membranophones- drums
Idiophones-chimes, triangle, marimba, cymbals, shaker

Question 18

Polyrhythm

Answer 18

is the term used to describe music in which there are several different parts or layers, with each defined mainly by its distinctive rhythmic character rather than by melodies or chords.

Question 19

Ritual

Answer 19

of or relating to rites or a ritual : ceremonial <a></a>

Question 20

interlocking

Answer 20

The opening melody (0:03–0:14) of CD ex. #2-6 features folkloric music of the Andes mountains of Bolivia, South America. The melody is divided between two Andean panpipes (siku), whose parts on the recording are clearly split between the left and right speakers.

Question 21

ostinato

Answer 21

Constantly musical repeated of rhythm or vocal

Question 22

CYCLIC FORMS

Answer 22

Similar to ositanto with a cycle in it