Sonority - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A Level Music Exam Question & Correct Answer (A+ Graded) Date of release - CORRECT ANSWER-1966, Revolver, 7th album Style/genre - CORRECT ANSWER-Slow ballad Sonority - CORRECT ANSWER-Lead vocal Lead guitar (chords) Bass guitar Acoustic (rhythm) guitar Drums rarely used B vox Music technology - CORRECT ANSWER-Automatic double tracking Leslie cabinet makes mandolin sound

For what occasion(s) is Mbira music not performed for? - Answer-War How is the Korean kayagum played? - Answer-Plucking the strings Which Western composer was particularly fascinated by the Gamelan, and incorporated its texture into his compositions? - Answer-Claude Debussy What is the texture of the music that the Gamelan plays? - Answer-Polyphonic What term could we use to describe the music of the African Mbira and Javenese gamelan from a Western perspective? - Answer-Minimalistic...

pitch - ANSWER-the specific frequency or tuning of a tone - the highness or lowness of a sound frequency - ANSWER-a measurement of how fast air molecules are vibrating solfeggio - ANSWER-a method of naming musical tones using a set of symbols ledger lines - ANSWER-the lines you add above or below a staff clef - ANSWER-a graphical symbol placed at the beginning of a staff or piece of music that establishes the pitch of a specific line or space on the staff the grand staff - ANSWER-...

TEXES Exam Music EC-12 Latest 2023 Rated A+ pitch the specific frequency or tuning of a tone - the highness or lowness of a sound frequency a measurement of how fast air molecules are vibrating solfeggio a method of naming musical tones using a set of symbols ledger lines the lines you add above or below a staff clef a graphical symbol placed at the beginning of a staff or piece of music that establishes the pitch of a specific line or space on the staff the grand staff links together the t...

TEFL course Questions with correct Answers 2023 Define methodology? Set of techniques used to meet specific needs of students Each has a focus, aim and answer to questions such as: -What do you expect from students? -What kind of atmosphere are ypou going to maintain? What are components of teaching methodoloy? Priorities for lesson whats in the lesson plan order of lesson plan Define teaching style? Refers to my attitude and demeanour when I teach Do i smile? Are ...

Phonetics 2 Questions and Answers 2024 *Suprasegmentals • Aspects of speech production that are separate from speech sounds or segments • Extend over several sounds syllable Vowel preceded and/or followed by zero or more consonants nucleus peak of syllable=vowel internal structure -onset -coda -rhyme onset Consonant(s) before the nucleus coda Consonant(s) after the nucleus rhyme Nucleus + Coda syllable structure for "spring" onse...

CD- Exam 3 Questions And ACD- Exam 3 Speech - ANS Speech generally refers to the action of producing speech or the act of speaking. So someone with a speech challenge may have trouble with specific sounds, patterns of words, or intelligibility. Language - ANS Language refers to the ability to communicate through speech by delivering and receiving meaningful messages. Correct language may include delivering or deciphering the message through reading, or hearing. A chil...

Chapter Three Questions and Answers Assimilation A PHONOLOGICAL process where speakers make one sound more similar to another sound. An example can be seen in the VOWEL difference of bin - bid and rung - rug, as the VOWEL before the NASAL CONSONANT is itself nasalized. Types of ASSIMILATION include PALATIZATION, FLAPPING, DEVOICING, and NASALIZATION. Coda A unit in the RHYME of a SYLLABLE. LIKE the ONSET, it could have one or more segments in it, depending on the PHONOTACTIC CONSTRAINT...

Written for Eduqas A level, but could be used for any Music A level doing 20th Century AOSE - Area of study E 1 example piece for impressionism, serialism, expressionism, neo-classicism Features for all pieces eg. sonority, harmony, melody, tonality etc

This document compares the characteristics of the Medieval and Renaissance music. Characteristics include mood, content, style, pitch performing media and sonority, melody, dynamics, harmony, genre, forms, texture, rhythm, and tonality.