music exam 1 part 2 instruments

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violin

high

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viola

middle

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cello

low

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string bass

lowest

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Oboe

high

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as a general rule in a symphonic work, the order of which instruments are sounding the most to least are:

strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion

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english horn

middle

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bassoon

low

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e flat clarinet

high

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clarinet

middle

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bass clarinet

low

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piccolo

highest

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flute

high

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trumpet

high

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horn

middle

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trombone

low

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tuba

lowest

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timpani

cymbals

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What are a phrase and a cadence?

Just as a sentence can be divided into its component units or phrases, so can a melody. A
phrase in music, as in language, denotes a unit of meaning within a larger structure. The
phrase ends in a resting place, or cadence, which produces a sentence. The cadence is
where a singer or instrumentalist pauses to draw a breath

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What is style?

Style may be defined as the characteristic way an artwork is presented. We distinguish
between the style of a novel and that of an essay, between the style of a cathedral and that
of a palace. In short, a style is made up of pitch, time, timbre, and expression, creating a
sound that each culture recognizes as its own. (p. 69)

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