Overveiw As A Story Flashcards

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Who were the 7 rulers of the Kingdom of Harmony, and what did they represent?

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Melody (tunes), Rhythm (timing), Harmony (chords), Timbre (tone color), Dynamics (volume), Texture (layering of sounds), and Form (structure).

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What is Melody’s role in music?

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Melody creates the main sequence of notes that form a tune.

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What does Rhythm control in music?

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Rhythm organizes the timing of sounds and silences, keeping music in sync.

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How does Harmony contribute to music?

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Harmony combines multiple notes to create chords that support the melody.

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What is Timbre, and why is it important?

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Timbre is the unique quality of a sound that distinguishes instruments or voices.

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What do Dynamics and Texture control in music?

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Dynamics control volume (soft or loud), and Texture determines how layers of sound interact (e.g., one melody vs. many).

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What is Form, and how does it help music?

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Form is the structure of a piece of music, like verse-chorus or sonata form.

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What are scales in music, and what do they do?

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Scales are patterns of notes that form the foundation of music, like major (happy) and minor (sad) scales.

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What are chords, and how are they built?

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Chords are groups of three or more notes played together, such as major, minor, diminished, or augmented chords.

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What is a key in music?

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A key is the tonal center of a piece, based on a specific scale, like C Major or A Minor.

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What is a time signature, and what does it do?

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A time signature tells how many beats are in a measure and what type of note gets the beat (e.g., 4/4 or 3/4).

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What is musical notation?

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Musical notation is a system of symbols used to write music, showing notes, rhythms, and dynamics.

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What characterized Medieval music?

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Medieval music was mostly sacred, featuring Gregorian chants and early polyphony.

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What was unique about Renaissance music?

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Renaissance music developed polyphony, madrigals, and used the printing press to spread compositions.

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What defines Baroque music?

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Baroque music is dramatic and ornate, with composers like Bach and Handel, and the rise of opera.

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What are the key features of Classical music?

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Classical music focuses on balance, clarity, and form, with composers like Mozart and Haydn.

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What characterizes Romantic music?

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Romantic music is emotional and dramatic, with composers like Chopin and Tchaikovsky.

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What innovations define 20th-century music?

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Jazz, blues, rock, electronic music, and experimental styles like atonality and minimalism.

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What are the characteristics of classical music?

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Classical music is formal, structured, and often performed by orchestras.

20
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What defines jazz music?

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Jazz features improvisation, swing rhythms, and a blend of blues and ragtime influences.

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What is blues music known for?

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Blues tells emotional stories and often uses a 12-bar structure.

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What defines rock music?

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Rock music features electric guitars, strong beats, and diverse styles.

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What is pop music?

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Pop music is characterized by catchy melodies and wide appeal.

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What is hip-hop music?

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Hip-hop features rhythmic spoken word (rapping) over beats and often includes sampling.

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What is folk music?

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Folk music reflects the culture and traditions of a community.

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What is electronic music?

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Electronic music is created with synthesized sounds and is popular in dance and experimental genres.

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What are examples of string instruments?

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Guitar, violin, cello, and harp.

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What are examples of percussion instruments?

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Drums, tambourines, and xylophones.

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What are examples of woodwind instruments?

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Flute, clarinet, and saxophone.

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What are examples of brass instruments?

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Trumpet, trombone, and tuba.

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What are examples of keyboard instruments?

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Piano, organ, and synthesizer.

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How does sound work in music?

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Music is made of sound waves, characterized by frequency (pitch) and amplitude (volume).

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What is acoustics in music?

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Acoustics is the study of how sound behaves in different spaces and environments.

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How does music affect the brain?

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Music can improve mood, memory, focus, and emotional well-being.

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How does music reflect society?

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Music expresses cultural values, social issues, and emotions, and it can influence societal change.