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History of Rock Music (Exam 1) Questions With Solutions 100% Correct Tempo (Time) The rate at which a musical composer proceeds regulated by the speed of the beat or pulse to which it is preferred. Timbre Tone color or characteristic sound of an instrument or voice. Meter A repeating "pulse ...

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History of Rock Music (Exam 1) Questions
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Tempo (Time) The rate at which a musical composer proceeds regulated by the speed of

the beat or pulse to which it is preferred.




Timbre Tone color or characteristic sound of an instrument or voice.




Meter A repeating "pulse group."




A&R Artists and Repertoire




Melisma One syllable of text that spread out over many musical tones.




Blue Notes Expressive notes or scalar inflections found primarily in blues and jazz music.




Verse A group of lines of poetic text, often rhyming, that usually exhibit regularly

recurring metrical patterns.

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Chorus (Refrain) A repeated melody with fixed text inserted between verses.




Tin Pan Alley It was located in New York City. Songs used a 16 or 32-bar AABA structure

consisting of the verse and refrain (or chorus).




Bridge (Release) The B section in an AABA form.




12-Bar Blues It follows an AAB pattern:


A. Write.

A. Repeat.

B. Rhyme.




32-Bar Song Form It's in AABA format.




R&B Rhythm and Blues

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