Flute - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

What do woodwind instruments have in common with each other? (2) - correct answer 1) tone holes open & close along instruments' length 2) tone-generating mechanisms are part of instrument (reed, or flute blowing edge) What subgroups can the woodwinds be divided into? (2) - correct answer 1) reed aerophones (single & double reeds) -> vibration of reed 2) edge-blown aerophones (flutes) -> vibration through air column What woodwind instruments are commonly used in concert bands...

How should the embouchure hole line up with the rest of the flute? - correct answer The embouchure hole should be in line with the rod of the bottom joint Describe in detail how one forms an acceptable flute embouchure. - correct answer It is useful to say "Who" and flatten out the lower lip. Corners down, lower lip covers ¼ to ⅓ of the lip plate. "Pout" Then one should use the head joint and roll it in and out until they make a sound and fine-tune their embouchure and air stream from ...

Greek Music correct answersRestored through preserved poems, rhythms and musical instruments. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov 1st composition correct answersFlight of the Bumblebee (1900) Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov 2nd composition correct answersOur Shining Days - East VS West Bob Dylan correct answersIt's The Flight of The Bumblebee Al Hirt correct answersDixieland Jazz Artist who made the Green Hornet Theme Guzheng correct answersChinese zither (harp) Pipa correct answersChinese lute ...

2024 WSC MASTER SET Greek Music Restored through preserved poems, rhythms and musical instruments. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov 1st composition Flight of the Bumblebee (1900) Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov 2nd composition Our Shining Days - East VS West Bob Dylan It's The Flight of The Bumblebee Al Hirt Dixieland Jazz Artist who made the Green Hornet Theme Guzheng Chinese zither (harp) Pipa Chinese lute Dizi Chinese flute Suona Chinese trumpet Johann P...

Aristotle: - virtues not human reasoning The quantization function in the MIDI software is used for - allowing the user to select the smallest note value that will be imported into the score as the MIDI file is played. Alto Flute: - Sounds a perfect 4th lower than written Aerophones: - Instruments that produce sound by using air ABA: - American Bandmaster's Association Op. (work) or Opp. (works) - a term used to classify a composition in relation to the composer's other compositions. A...

ABRSM Grade 2 Music Theory Rated A+ What is the name of the musical symbol that indicates the pitch of a note? Clef What is the term used when a note is sustained longer than its usual value, typically marked with a curved line above or below the note? Tie What does the term "staccato" mean when used in a piece of music? Play the note short and detached What is the name of the technique used to play multiple notes on the same string on a string instrument without lift...

Music Praxis II (5113) Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers 2024, 259 Questions and Answers. Aristotle: virtues not human reasoning The quantization function in the MIDI software is used for allowing the user to select the smallest note value that will be imported into the score as the MIDI file is played. Alto Flute: Sounds a perfect 4th lower than written Aerophones: Instruments that produce sound by using air ABA: American Bandmaster's Association Op. (work) or Opp. (works) ...

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Medieval musical period - After fall of Rome 476 - 1300s Monophonic chant - Medieval. Single unison melodic line. Somber religious chants called plainchant or plainsong. Gregorian chants too. When other voices added, they moved parallel to the main voice. Cantus firmus - Main melody in a chant Motet - Medieval. Evolved from monophonic chant. Adding additional parts against main cantus firmus. Popular by 1200s. Continued through Bach. Organum - Medieval. Evolved from plainchant. Means addi...

Medieval musical period - After fall of Rome 476 - 1300s Monophonic chant - Medieval. Single unison melodic line. Somber religious chants called plainchant or plainsong. Gregorian chants too. When other voices added, they moved parallel to the main voice. Cantus firmus - Main melody in a chant Motet - Medieval. Evolved from monophonic chant. Adding additional parts against main cantus firmus. Popular by 1200s. Continued through Bach. Organum - Medieval. Evolved from plainchant. Means addi...