Melody Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A full anthem is similar in style to what genre? - Latin motet A Lied is a polyphonic setting of a secular text in what language? - German A mass in which all movements are based on the same pre-existing chant melody is called what kind of mass? - Cantus Firmus mass A mass in which all movements begin with the same motive is called... - Motto mass A mass in which each movement is based on preexisting chant for that text - Plainsong Mass A mass that quotes more than one voice of a preexisti...

A child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) starts pacing during a music therapy session. Which of the following is the music therapist's MOST effective response to redirect the child? A. Tap on the chair. B. Play sol-do on xylophone. C. Sing a melodic phrase "sit down." D. Chant a rhythmic pattern "it's okay." - ️️The answer is C. Reasoning: Song direction is better. (Melody) A music therapist is working with a patient who has suffered a stroke on the left side of the brain a...

Music Content Knowledge (5113) Praxis II Exam Already Passed Characteristics of Medieval Era Dominated by vocal music. Sacred Music: Gregorian Chant and Masses. Secular Music: for dance and entertainment (Troubadours/Trouvères) Gregorian Chant melodies that were free flowing with no distinct meter, melismatic, largely monophonic, and sung by unaccompanied voice or choir Organum an early form of polyphony in which voices are sung in parallel motion Masses important religious rit...

Medieval Era correct answers 500-1450 Gregoarian Chant, masses, troubadours, no distinct meter, monophonic, organum, drone accompaniment, motet Machaut's Mess De Notre Dame correct answers wrote the first mass in Medieval Era Sections of the mass in order correct answers Kyrie Gloria Credo Sanctus Benedictus Agnus Dei Medieval Motet VS Renaissance Motet correct answers Medieval: a tenor line derived from plainchant with one or more upper voices in french or latin. Usually had a s...

Medieval Era - 500-1450 Gregoarian Chant, masses, troubadours, no distinct meter, monophonic, organum, drone accompaniment, motet Machaut's Mess De Notre Dame - wrote the first mass in Medieval Era Sections of the mass in order - Kyrie Gloria Credo Sanctus Benedictus Agnus Dei Medieval Motet VS Renaissance Motet - Medieval: a tenor line derived from plainchant with one or more upper voices in french or latin. Usually had a short, repeated rhythmic pattern Renaissance: polyphonic set...

Music Appreciation Tests Questions and Answers 100% Correct. Part 1 Quiz 1. When did music for solo piano become common? ● Second half of the 18 th century ● Early 21st century ● Late 15th century ● Middle of the 8th century 2. Which statement about Britten's The Young Person's Guide the Orchestra is true? ● Britten borrowed his theme from an earlier famous British composer: Handel ● Several different instrument groups repeat the exact same notes and rhythms to express ...

Music Appreciation Exam Questions With Correct Answers Latest Updated 2024 (GRADED) When did music for solo piano become common? ● Second half of the 18 th century ● Early 21st century ● Late 15th century ● Middle of the 8th century 2. Which statement about Britten's The Young Person's Guide the Orchestra is true? ● Britten borrowed his theme from an earlier famous British composer: Handel ● Several different instrument groups repeat the exact same notes and rhythms to ex...

Music Praxis 5113 Exam Latest Update Graded A+ WWHWWWH major scale WHWWHWW minor scale leading tone vii soprano B3-G6 mezzo soprano G3-A5 Alto E3-F5 Tenor C3-B4 Bass D2-E4 Organum polyphony that is parallel, early middle ages Gregorian Chant Guillaunme de Machaut Renaissance Period John Dowland, William Byrd, Thomas Morley Renaissance composers Josquin des Prés master of polyphonic vocal music of the Renaissance period motet vocal composition of Renaissance Baroque Period Bach,...

Andante - walking pace Largissimo - slow and broad largo - long larghetto - slow, but not as slow as largo Lydian - Major scale with raised 4th Dorian Mode - a scale with the pattern of whole step, half, whole, whole, whole, half, and whole Locrian Mode - a scale or tonality in which half steps occur between notes 1-2 and 4-5, as if playing all the white keys from B to B Phrygian Mode - Scale in which half steps occur between notes 1-2 and 5-6, as if playing all white keys f...

timbre - the quality of a sound; its tone color - this helps explain the identity of a sound syncopation - the setting of a melody or rhythm that emphasizes the upbeats, weak beats, or off beats - it was critical to the emergence of ragtime, where you hear it prominently strophic - a form that looks like AAA - it's often a ballad with a series of verses having the same music repeating each new verse riff - a short musical idea or motive sometimes repeated to generate...