An instrument or voice can go higher or lower in __________
Harmony
Imitation
Syncopation
Texture
Rhythm
Beat
Fortissimo
Pitch
Tone
Solo
Duet
Volume
Correct !
Next
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The steady pulse in music is also called the __________
Harmony
Imitation
Syncopation
Texture
Rhythm
Beat
Fortissimo
Pitch
Tone
Solo
Duet
Volume
Correct !
Next
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A piece of music for two instruments is called a
_________
Harmony
Imitation
Syncopation
Texture
Rhythm
Beat
Fortissimo
Pitch
Tone
Solo
Duet
Volume
Correct !
Next
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This is usually in time to the beat
Harmony
Imitation
Syncopation
Texture
Rhythm
Beat
Fortissimo
Pitch
Tone
Solo
Duet
Volume
Correct !
Next
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A backing singer sings in _________ with the lead singer
Harmony
Imitation
Syncopation
Texture
Rhythm
Beat
Fortissimo
Pitch
Tone
Solo
Duet
Volume
Correct !
Next
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This is the quality of the sound which can be hard or soft
Harmony
Imitation
Syncopation
Texture
Rhythm
Beat
Fortissimo
Pitch
Tone
Solo
Duet
Volume
Correct !
Next
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When an instrument or voice plays on their own it is a
__________
Harmony
Imitation
Syncopation
Texture
Rhythm
Beat
Fortissimo
Pitch
Tone
Solo
Duet
Volume
Correct !
Next
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When one voice or instrument copies what another has just
played
Harmony
Imitation
Syncopation
Texture
Rhythm
Beat
Fortissimo
Pitch
Tone
Solo
Duet
Volume
Correct !
Next
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This is the Italian word for very loud
Harmony
Imitation
Syncopation
Texture
Rhythm
Beat
Fortissimo
Pitch
Tone
Solo
Duet
Volume
Correct !
Next
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When music has a crescendo, it is gradually increasing in
_________
Harmony
Imitation
Syncopation
Texture
Rhythm
Beat
Fortissimo
Pitch
Tone
Solo
Duet
Volume
Correct !
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