Question

A ng Srabuby ow dow next to the term in the a 1e the ongn pee 3. Harmony a. The simultaneous, vertical combination of soundh b. The blending of tones that are agreeable to the ear C. A blending of sounds that are unstable d. The controled movement of music through time 4 Dissonance a. Restatement of a musical idea at a different pitch level b. The total aco onment that can be heard by humans c. A combination of notes that sounds unstable d. A polvphonic for popular in the Baroque era Consonance a. An active chord tone b. an agreeable-sounding combination of notes CA resting chord tone d. A texture in which two or more voices elaborate the same melody simultaneously Accidentals a. When many unintentional wrong notes are performed by a musical artist b. Sharps, flats and naturals c. Points of silence between notes d. The distance between two notes 7. Modulation a. A recording term referring to the frequency between two notes b. The rapid changing of sections from the beginning to the end of a composition c. Changing from one key to another in the middle of a piece d. Refers to major and minor scales 8. Transposition a. The shifting of a piece of music to a different key b. Changing from one key to another in the middle of a piece c. The transition points from one section of music to another d. A theme and variation form technique 9. Texture a. The pace of a musical composition b. The interweaving of melodic and harmonic elements in the musical fabric c. Refers to the stratification of voice types d. A musical dynamic 10. Homophony a. Occurs when one melodic voice is prominent over the accompanying lines b. A type of reed instrument that uses only a single reed c.A type of percussion instrument that employs only one kind of mallet d.A many voiced texture with different melodic lines or voices

Answer 1

3- a (harmony, in music is the sound of two or more notes heard simultaneously)

4- c (Intervals are traditionally considered either consonant or dissonant. Consonant intervals are usually described as pleasant and agreeable. Dissonant intervals are those that cause tension and desire to be resolved to consonant intervals)

5- b

6- b