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Music Theory Terminology

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Solo singing with piano accompaniment

Instrumental music with no vocal accompaniment

Choral music with instrumental accompaniment

Choral music with no instrumental accompaniment (correct)

Suddenly changing the rhythmic beat

Gradually speeding up the speed of the rhythmic beat (correct)

Gradually slowing down the speed of the rhythmic beat

Maintaining a steady beat

Adagio (correct)

Accelerando

Allegro

Andante

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A cappella music is characterized by the absence of instrumental accompaniment, featuring only choral voices.
Accelerando is a musical direction that indicates a gradual increase in the speed of the rhythmic beat.
Adagio is a tempo marking that indicates a slow pace, often creating a solemn or reflective atmosphere.
Allegro, on the other hand, is a tempo marking that indicates a fast pace, often conveying energy and excitement.
The alto vocal range is the second lowest, typically suited to low-ranged female voices, and also corresponds to the second lowest instrumental range.