Music Appreciation - Exam 1 study set

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Which part of your brain processes listening to music?

All of it

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Which intervals second note has a frequency that is double that of the first note?

Octave

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What do we call the jazz performer who stands up and plays a spontaneous solo?

Improvisor

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Who is the concertmaster?

The principle violinist

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True or False: Harmonics give instruments or voices their unique sound

True

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When does the orchestra play an overture at the opera?

The beginning

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Why do we listen to listen to sad music when we feel sad?

Because it helps us to feel understood and our bodies release the calming hormone prolactin

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Who tunes the orchestra?

The principal oboe

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Where is the orchestra during an opera?

In the pit

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Which music event is most often appropriate for casual dress?

Jazz

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Is a bass drum a membranophone?

Yes

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What is the “home” chord called in a functional harmony?

Tonic

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What is the device called the brass players, like trumpeter, use to change the color or timbre of thier sound?

Mute

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Which brass instrument is included in the woodwind quintet?

Horn

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What would not be represented by AA'A’’A’’’

Rondo form

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Which form is represented by the letters ABCDCBA

Arch form

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What is the name of the very short musical fragment used as a basis for the composition of a larger work?

Motif

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What is the name of the middle section of sonata form?

The development

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What does mezzo piano mean?

Medium soft

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What is the texture of polyphonic music?

Consisting of two or more equally important melodies at the same time

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