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What is the melody?
A main part of music, usually the part you leave remembering. Often moves by single notes and small skips.
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What is form?
How music is organized-common terms used such as verse and chorus.
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Who is Salem the Popstar?
This icon wakes up to an alarm Clock.
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What is C Major?
The key signature is no sharps or flats.
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What is a 5th?
The interval heard by singing Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.
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What is monophony or monophonic?
A single line of unaccompanied music, can be in octaves, is referred to as this type of tecture.
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What are dynamics?
This can increase decibels but does not affect intensity.
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What is Finding Neverland?
The story follows a dude with major writer's block.
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What is f# major?
The key signature has 6 sharps.
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What is rhythmic dictation?
Hearing and writing down a rhythm is called this.
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What is a drone?
A constant note, often on the bottom, used to create harmony and to ground a tonal center.
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What is Polyphony?
Rising Storm and the End of Omnia Sol contain this type of texture?
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What is opera?
The type of music that tells a story without dialogue?
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What is BEADGCF?
The order of flats.
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What is a 2nd?
The interval is heard when singing "Happy Birthday".
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What is texture?
This is a term for how lines of music are organized and work together
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What is rhythm?
How long or short a note is.
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Who is Raye?
This artist often performs barefoot.
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What is gflat?
The key signature with 6 flats.
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Who is Elaine Hagenberg?
The composer of "You Do Not Walk Alone"
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What is a Key Signature?
This indicates where your tonal center is- using sharps and flats.
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What is timbre?
Harsh, reedy, brassy, bright, and dull are all words to describe a sounds what?
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Who is James Brown?
The father of funk.
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What is 7?
The key signature of C# major and Cb major have this many sharps or flats.
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What is Day of Wrath?
The translation of Dies Irae.
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