Final

Question 1

In a band, there are 3 basic musical functions:

Answer 1

‣melodic
‣harmonic
‣rhythmic.

Question 2

Bass Guitar-

Answer 2

‣ Lower frequency bandwidth
‣ Harmonic Foundation
‣ Links Rhythm with Harmony and melody

Question 3

Drummer-

Answer 3

‣Full spectrum bandwidth
‣Keeps the pulse
‣Protects the beat
‣Drives the song forward

Question 4

Keyboardist-

Answer 4

‣Full spectrum frequency bandwidth
‣In the context of a worship band, the keyboardist often
must stay in the middle frequency bandwidth to
avoid playing over other musicians.
‣Plays chords and fills in melodic parts on occasion
‣Many keys players see themselves as only ‘piano’
players.

Question 5

Electric Guitar-

Answer 5

‣Near full-spectrum frequency bandwidth
‣The ‘Maverick’ of the group
‣Percussive, melodic, harmonic
‣Rhythm- foundational chord structure
‣Lead- melodic
‣percussive- rhythmic texture

Question 6

Acoustic Guitar-

Answer 6

‣Middle to upper-frequency bandwidth
‣Percussive, melodic or harmonic
‣Often follows the drummer’s kick, Snare and Hi-Hat.

Question 7

Percussionist-

Answer 7

‣Rhythmic elements
‣Often complimenting the drummer
‣Adds extra elements of texture and complexity to
the sound

Question 8

Sound Engineer-

Answer 8

‣Takes the raw sound of each band member and
further enhances their relationship in the frequency
spectrum.
‣You must be constantly working with your sound
engineer in order to ensure your equipment, tone,
and the proper role is being efficiently brought out for
the song.
‣A good sound engineer is your only link to how your
tone translates to the congregation.
‣The band is only as good as their sound operator.

Question 9

2 Most Important Aspects to a Great

Sounding Musician-

Answer 9

1. play in tune

2. play in time

Question 10

If you record your headphone mix what is the purpose to hear your headphone mix, what would that give you?

Answer 10

You get to focus and listen to what you are actually doing.

Question 11

When should you select your songs for rehearsal?

Answer 11

Before

Question 12

In personal practice, you should always use a?

Answer 12

Metronome

Question 13

Always begin your rehearsal with?

Answer 13

Prayer

Question 14

What are the 2 keys to achieve sound?

Answer 14

Passion and Focus

Question 15

Practice is?

Answer 15

Controlled Failure

Question 16

3 Levels of Influence

Answer 16

1. You like their music
2. Technique
3. Nuance

Question 17

How do you approach your piano player to request to do all the add-ins?

Answer 17

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Question 18

What is one of the most overlooked aspects of music in rehearsals?

Answer 18

Dynamics

Question 19

Pitch and frequency chart: lowest pitch to highest pitch we can hear

Answer 19

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Question 20

The single most important action you can take when

playing with other musicians?

Answer 20

Listen to Each Other

Question 21

Things to Listen for When Playing with Others-

Answer 21

‣How loudly are they playing?
‣what are their dynamics?
‣How do they start and end each phrase?
‣Where are they accenting?
‣How are they playing the accents?
‣Are they playing ahead or behind the beat?
‣Do they speed up when they play softer or louder?

Question 22

Practice is?

Answer 22

Controlled failure

Question 23

What is “Turnaround”?

Answer 23

‣Verse and chorus

‣Chorus and verse

Question 24

What is Attack & Release?

Answer 24

is the way you
approach a phrase that you are either playing or
singing.

Question 25

Use the Gear that?

Answer 25

Fits

Question 26

3 Ways to practice:

Answer 26

1. Technique
2. Songs
3. With other musicians

Question 27

Add to your practice routine the word?

Answer 27

Repeat

Question 28

Tubes add?

Answer 28

Harmonic Frequency