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Chapter 1 Quiz 1
How We Construct Music
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Which of the following is a characteristic of melody?
Quadruple Meter
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Contour
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Triad
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Texture
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"Strong-weak-weak" best describes what?
Complexity
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Movement
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Triple Meter
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Syncopation
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What element of music is best described as being vertical, rather than linear?
Harmony
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Tone
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Sequence
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Melody
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Which of the following describes the texture of a piece with multiple melodies?
Monophony
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Heterophony
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Homophony
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Polyphony
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When describing the difference in sound quality made by two instruments, one is describing what element of music?
Meter
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Timbre
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Chord progression
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Harmony
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Which of the following is NOT used by composers to create form?
Repetition
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Tempo
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Contrast
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Variation
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A piece of music marked both "Allegro" and "Piano" should be performed:
Quickly and loudly
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Slowly and loudly
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Quickly and softly
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Slowly and softly
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When a melody is supported by a progression of chords that relates to the melody's contour and key, that is known as:
Motive development
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Phrase Structure
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Triad progression
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Homophonic texture
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When musical accents fall on weak beats or a weak division of a beat, it is known as:
Syncopation
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Consonant
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Motif
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Dynamic
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A movement is NOT:
A shorter section of a longer whole
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A complete piece of music to itself
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Similar to the acts within a play
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The combination of regular beats and accents
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Which of the following is false?
To be musical, a pitch must have a measurable frequency.
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A melody's range is the distance between its lowest and highest notes.
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Amplitude describes the point in the melody where it reaches its highest intensity.
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Dissonant sounds seem incomplete or create tension
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A series of ascending or descending pitches arranged in a certain pattern and centered on one of the twelve pitches is called a:
Motif
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Scale
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Beat
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Triad
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Educated listeners in the Classical Era could predict the return of ___ by knowing where it would fall within the ___.
the lead singer / texture
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the triple meter / progression of chords
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the first melody / form
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the original tempo / homophony
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What would describe a soft piece performed by a single violin?
Piano, monophonic
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Allegro, timbral
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Consonant, duple meter
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Syncopated, piano
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A military march is most likely NOT going to be in what kind of meter?
Quadruple
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Duple
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Triple
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Any of the above
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