MUSIC 8 - 1.1

Question 1

Overall structure and describes the layout of a composition as divided into sections.

Answer 1

Form

Question 2

Raspy sound or a “growl”

Answer 2

Guttural

Question 3

What are the kinds of Textures?

Answer 3

Monophonic, Homophonic, Polyphonic, Heterophonic

Question 4

string instruments which may be bowed, plucked, and strummed

Answer 4

Chordophones

Question 5

Horizontal (melodic lines) and vertical (chords) relationship of musical materials

Answer 5

Texture

Question 6

What are the Classification of musical instruments?

Answer 6

Idiophones, Membranophones, Chordophones, Aerophones

Question 7

2 or more performers produce the same melody with slight modifications

Answer 7

Heterophonic

Question 8

Duration of musical sounds

Answer 8

Rhythm

Question 9

Melodic line and horizontal line

Answer 9

Homophonic

Question 10

wind or blown instruments made of either metal or wood

Answer 10

Aerophone

Question 11

Light voice; less effort

Answer 11

Headvoice/Falsetto

Question 12

Rate of speed of a composition

Answer 12

Tempo

Question 13

Pleasing succession of tones forming a line
- known as the tune, voice or line

Answer 13

Melody

Question 14

What are the examples of Timbre or Tone colors?

Answer 14

Nasal, Headvoice/falsetto,chest tone,Guttural

Question 15

instruments that are struck and are made of animals skin

Answer 15

Membranophones

Question 16

Vocal sound produced by ‘’ Nasal Cavites’’

Answer 16

Nasal

Question 17

Similar to speaking voice; throaty

Answer 17

Chest voice

Question 18

Single melodic line

Answer 18

Monophonic

Question 19

Two or more horizontal line with horizontal lines of harmony

Answer 19

Pollyphonic

Question 20

Unique or peculiar quality of tone

Answer 20

Timbre or Tone color

Question 21

Simultaneous occurrance of music tones
- vertical structure of music

Answer 21

Harmony

Question 22

Words or signs indicating degrees or changes in loudness or softness

Answer 22

Dynamics

Question 23

Are struck, hit, banged; Self-sounding instruments

Answer 23

Idiophones