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Music Periods,
Theory and
andHistory_
Forms Review
Instruments,
Music
_ Study
Periods,
Theory
Guideand
andHistory_
Forms Review
Instruments,
_ Study
Periods,
Guide.pdf
and Forms Review _ Study Guide.pdf
Music Theory and
History:
Instruments,
Periods, and
Forms Review |
Study Guide
Music Theory and History_ Instruments,
Music Periods,
Theory and
andHistory_
Forms Review
Instruments,
Music
_ Study
Periods,
Theory
Guide.pdf
and
andHistory_
Forms Review
Instruments,
_ Study
Periods,
Guide.pdf
and Forms Review _ Study Guide.pdf
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Terms in this set (67)
Strings Vibrating string. Violin, viola, cello, double bass,
harp, guitar
Woodwinds Air through a reed or mouthpiece; flute uses air
across an opening. Flute, clarinet, oboe,
bassoon, saxophone
Brass Buzzing lips into a mouthpiece. Trumpet,
trombone, French horn, tuba
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Percussion Struck, shaken, scraped, or hit. Timpani, snare
drum, bass drum, cymbals, xylophone
Keyboard Keys activate strings, pipes, or electronic
sound. Piano, organ, harpsichord
Soprano Highest female voice.Often sings the main
melody or leading role
Mezzo-soprano Middle female voice. Richer and lower than
soprano
Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review.pdf Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review.pdf Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review.pdf
Music Periods,
Theory and
andHistory_
Forms Review
Instruments,
Music
_ Study
Periods,
Theory
Guideand
andHistory_
Forms Review
Instruments,
_ Study
Periods,
Guide.pdf
and Forms Review _ Study Guide.pdf
Music Theory and
History:
Instruments,
Periods, and
Forms Review |
Study Guide
Music Theory and History_ Instruments,
Music Periods,
Theory and
andHistory_
Forms Review
Instruments,
Music
_ Study
Periods,
Theory
Guide.pdf
and
andHistory_
Forms Review
Instruments,
_ Study
Periods,
Guide.pdf
and Forms Review _ Study Guide.pdf
,Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review.pdf Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review.pdf
Terms in this set (67)
Strings Vibrating string. Violin, viola, cello, double bass,
harp, guitar
Woodwinds Air through a reed or mouthpiece; flute uses air
across an opening. Flute, clarinet, oboe,
bassoon, saxophone
Brass Buzzing lips into a mouthpiece. Trumpet,
trombone, French horn, tuba
Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review.pdf Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review.pdf Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review.pdf
, Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review.pdf Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review.pdf
Percussion Struck, shaken, scraped, or hit. Timpani, snare
drum, bass drum, cymbals, xylophone
Keyboard Keys activate strings, pipes, or electronic
sound. Piano, organ, harpsichord
Soprano Highest female voice.Often sings the main
melody or leading role
Mezzo-soprano Middle female voice. Richer and lower than
soprano
Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review.pdf Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review.pdf Music Theory and History_ Instruments, Periods, and Forms Review.pdf
