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A cappella refers to choral music with no instrumental accompaniment.
A cappella refers to choral music with no instrumental accompaniment.
True (A)
Allegro means a slow tempo.
Allegro means a slow tempo.
False (B)
Andante indicates a moderate tempo, akin to walking speed.
Andante indicates a moderate tempo, akin to walking speed.
True (A)
Baroque Era spans from around 1900-1950.
Baroque Era spans from around 1900-1950.
A baritone voice is a moderately low male voice, between a tenor and a bass.
A baritone voice is a moderately low male voice, between a tenor and a bass.
Da capo instructs a performer to go back to the start of a piece.
Da capo instructs a performer to go back to the start of a piece.
A chord is a harmonic combination that has three or more pitches sounding simultaneously.
A chord is a harmonic combination that has three or more pitches sounding simultaneously.
Decrescendo means to gradually get louder.
Decrescendo means to gradually get louder.
Diminuendo and decrescendo both mean gradually getting quieter.
Diminuendo and decrescendo both mean gradually getting quieter.
The clarinet is a percussion instrument.
The clarinet is a percussion instrument.
The double bass is the highest-sounding instrument of the modern string family.
The double bass is the highest-sounding instrument of the modern string family.
The Classic Era ranged from approximately 1750 to 1820.
The Classic Era ranged from approximately 1750 to 1820.
The downbeat is the first beat of a musical measure and is usually accented more strongly than other beats.
The downbeat is the first beat of a musical measure and is usually accented more strongly than other beats.
A concerto is a multi-movement work for soloist(s) and orchestra.
A concerto is a multi-movement work for soloist(s) and orchestra.
Cymbals are a string instrument usually consisting of two circular brass plates struck together as a pair.
Cymbals are a string instrument usually consisting of two circular brass plates struck together as a pair.
A cello is a percussion instrument.
A cello is a percussion instrument.
A bass drum is the lowest-sounding non-pitched percussion instrument.
A bass drum is the lowest-sounding non-pitched percussion instrument.
A beat refers to a musical pulse.
A beat refers to a musical pulse.
The bassoon is the lowest-sounding regular instrument of the brass family.
The bassoon is the lowest-sounding regular instrument of the brass family.
Chamber Music is performed by a large orchestra.
Chamber Music is performed by a large orchestra.
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Musical Terms
- Bass: Refers to the lowest male voice or the lowest-sounding non-pitched percussion instrument.
- Bass Drum: The lowest-sounding non-pitched percussion instrument.
- Bassoon: The lowest-sounding regular instrument of the woodwind family, a double-reed instrument.
- Beat: A musical pulse.
- Brass Instrument: A powerful, metallic instrument with a mouthpiece and tubing that must be blown into by the player, examples include trumpet, trombone, French horn, tuba.
- Cadenza: An unaccompanied section of virtuosic display played by a soloist in a concerto.
- Cello: The tenor-ranged instrument of the modern string family, an abbreviation for violoncello.
- Chamber Music: Music performed by a small group of players, one player per part.
Additional Musical Terms
- Da Capo: A written indication telling a performer to go back to the start of a piece, Italian for "to the head".
- Decrescendo/Diminuendo: Gradually getting quieter.
- Double Bass: The lowest-sounding instrument of the modern string family.
- Downbeat: The first beat of a musical measure, usually accented more strongly than other beats.
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