Ch 01 MusApp1306

A melodic line that moves by small intervals is called:

A melody is a concept that occurs only in Western music.

A phrase and cadence in music can be likened to:

A place in a melody where a musician will most likely pause for a breath is at the:

A second melody played against the first is called a countermelody.

Frequency is determined by the number of vibrations per second.

How many phrases are in Amazing Grace?

In the Western tradition, notes are placed on a three-line staff.

Most children's songs have a _____________ range.

Scientifically, pitch is determined by its:

The climax of the Star-Spangled Banner falls on what text?

The contour of Ode to Joy is best described as:

The contour of the opening phrase of Joy to the World is best described as:

The distance between the highest and lowest pitches in a melodic line is considered its:

The distance between two pitches is called:

The high point of a melodic line is considered its:

The term referring to the overall shape of a melody is:

The type of melodic movement in The Star-Spangled Banner can be described as:

The way that the last syllables of lines in a song rhyme is known as a