The end of a musical phrase - Answers cadence
The term referring to grouping of beats, usually in duple, triple, or quadruple - Answers meter
A combination of pitches which sounds harsh and jarring, resulting in harmonic tension that
seeks resolution - Answers dissonance
A particular moment of harmony - Answers chord
The effect that happens when there are accents off of the beats - Answers syncopation
A particular internal, in which the two pitches are "the same" but in different ranges/registers -
Answers octave
A recognizable and memorable series of single notes in a particular and contour, with clear
beginning and end points - Answers melody
The distance between two pitches - Answers interval
A combination of pitches which sounds agreeable and stable, producing a sense of rest in the
harmony - Answers consonance
The term referring to the speed that beats are happening - Answers tempo
To emphasize a note, by playing/singing it somewhat louder than other notes - Answers accent
The underlying pulse in a piece of music - Answers beat
The term referring to the general patterns of long/medium/short notes - Answers rhythm
The general "shape" of a melody - Answers melodic contour
This term refers to the volume at which musical sounds are produced; how loud is it? - Answers
dynamics
This piece is Gregorian chant - Answers Anonymous, Viderunt Omnes
Medieval composition which adds polyphony to a chant melody - Answers organum
A medieval piece that is monophonic setting of a religious text, intended for prayer rather than...
- Answers Gregorian chant
Music that is written for voices only - Answers acappella
The musical element that refers to the number and interaction of simultaneous melodies and
accompainment - Answers texture
, The term referring to the large structural elements of a composition - Answers form
This piece is organum - Answers Pertain, Viderunt omnes
A texture consisting of a single melody supported by an accompaniment - Answers homophony
The first section Ordinary of the Mass - Answers Kyrie
A texture consisting of only a single melody , with no accompaniment - Answers monophony
A texture consisting of two or more simultaneous melodies, with or without accompaniment -
Answers polyphony
This piece is a motet - Answers Josquin des Prez, Ave Maria
Obvious depictions of the text in music, often for comic effect - Answers word painting
A Renaissance piece for amateur vocal groups, usually with a secular text - Answers madrigal
Renaissance genre which is a polyphonic setting of a religious text, without using a chant
melody - Answers motet
this piece is an English madrigal - Answers Weelkes, As Vesta Was From Latmos Hill
Descending
Polyphony in which each successive entrance of a different part sounds similar to the previous -
Answers imitation/imitative polyphony
This piece is the dying song of Dido, Queen of Carthage - Answers Purcell, Dido and Aeneas,
"Dido's Lament"
The "big song" portion of an opera , over a moving accompaniment - Answers aria
This piece is the hero trying to get into Hades, to rescue his dead wife - Answers Monteverdi,
Orfeu, "possente spirito"
This Italian composer was the musical director for a girls orphanage - Answers Vivaldi
This Italian composer wrote the first successful opera - Answers Monteverdi
A multi-movement work for orchestra and instrumental soloist - Answers concerto
A melody which keeps returning, either in whole or in part, and serves as a formal structural... -
Answers Ritournello
A type of speech-like singing found in opera, which happens over a static accomp. - Answers
Recitative
This piece is nicknamed "Spring" - Answers Vivaldi, Violin Concerto in E Major, No. 1, Opus 8, 1st