What is playing or singing without making any sound called?

Performance anxiety
Shadow rehearsing
Thinking error
Warm-up

Answer:

Warm up

Explanation:

Maybe warm- up because you are practicing for a big rehearsal. It could be silent, or no sound.

What strategy can a performer use to master tricky passages?
Listen to other performers
Practice the hard parts first
Video record themselves
Warm-up

What chord do chord progressions usually end on?

I
IV
V
vi

When you repeat a melody in a composition, but you make the notes longer or shorter while keeping pitches the same, you are using

contour
procedures
similarity
variation

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The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Britney Spears, Taylor Swift, and Beyoncé are all excellent examples of pop music.

True
False

A ledger line:
A. divides the staff into measures C. one of the 4 spaces in a staff.
B. never has a note with it.
C. one of the 4 spaces in a staff.
D. is used for notes higher or lower than the staff.

Why are foreground, middleground, and background important in a drawing?
What is the purpose of story-telling?
In your own visual narrative, what is the main emotion you want the audience to feel when looking at your drawing?

Choose the right statement about the secular music and notation in the medieval period
A- The High Medieval period saw the birth of professional musicians in France.
B- The troubadour sang religious music.
C. At the beginning was monophonic music then moved to polyphonic.
D- Neume's system was used to show the highness and lowness of the note.
E There was no written music in the High Medieval music.

Essentially, the topic of this Ted Talk is composing music and/or composers, similar to the topic of the unit. However, the Ted Talk examines this topic in a very different manner. Explain and discuss the similarities and differences between how composing is examined in the unit and how it is examined in the video. videohttps://www.ted.com/talks/mark_applebaum_the_mad_scientist_of_music/

G.F. Handel was a famous composer:

A. Who lived during the Baroque Period
B. composed many oratorios’, including, “The Messiah”
C. Born and lived in Germany at the same time as J.S. Bach
D. All of the above

What does homophony mean?

A.
when there is only one melody

B.
harmonic part

C.
ancient Greek music form

D.
choral arrangements

What is another name for performance anxiety?

Stage fright
Low self esteem
Stuttering
Confidence

A composer wrote a song for two voices. Each of the voices sing a different melody at the same time. How can we classify the texture of the song?

Contrast
Homophonous
Repetition
Polyphonous

Which performance venue would a song for strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion instruments be most appropriate for?

An elementary school classroom
A small-scale restaurant
A private showing at an art studio
A recording studio for a film score

If the performer is frowning as he plays a selection, what meaning is he trying to convey?

Confusion
Happiness
Joy
Sadness

What does inversions mean?

A.
octaves

B.
pitch classes

C.
arrangement of notes in chords

D.
top position of a note