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    The document defines 15 key musical terms including rhythm, melody, harmony, timbre, and form. It also applies several of these terms in describing an unspecified piece of music, noting that the rhythm is compound and polyrhythmic, the tempo is fast, and the melodic texture is heterophonic. The instruments involved include chordophones and aerophones.

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    The document defines 15 key musical terms including rhythm, melody, harmony, timbre, and form. It also applies several of these terms in describing an unspecified piece of music, noting that the rhythm is compound and polyrhythmic, the tempo is fast, and the melodic texture is heterophonic. The instruments involved include chordophones and aerophones.

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    Week 2 Assignment: Kirols Nashed Music 06 28 TA: Paula

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    PartIDefinitions: 1)Rhythm:Organizationofsoundintime(patternofbeats). 2)Melody:Sequenceofpitchesthatcreateamusicalline(tone). 3)Harmony:Simultaneouspitchesoftwoormorepeople. 4)Timbre:Thequalityofsound. 5)Form:Overallstructureofapieceofmusic. 6)Tempo:Thespeedofpaceofamusicalpiece. 7)Monophony:Asinglemelodyperformedbyoneormorepeople. 8)Polyphony:Whentwoormoredistinctmelodiesarecombined. 9)Heterophony:Whentwoormorevoicesorinstrumentselaboratethesamemelodyindifferentways atroughlythesametime. 10)Homophony:Whentwoormorevoicesarecombinedinsuchawaythatonedominatesandothers seemtobeaccompanyingthedominantvoice. 11)Aerophone:Amusicalinstrumentthatproducessoundcausedbythevibrationofair. 12)Chordophone:Amusicalinstrumentthatmakessoundbystringvibration. 13)Membranophone:Amusicalinstrumentthatproducessoundfromastretchedheadwhichcauses thevibration. 14)Idiophone:Amusicalinstrumentthatcreatessoundbythevibrationofthematerialpartorbodyof theinstrumentitself. 15)Electrophone:Amusicalinstrumentthatcreatessoundbytheoscillationofelectriccurrent. PartIIApplications: 1)Therhythmiscompoundandpolyrhythmic. 2)Thetempoisfast. 3)Themelodictextureisheterophonic. 4)Theinstrumentspresentchordophonesandaerophones. 5)Thevolumeissoft. 6)Thetimbreoftheprimaryinstrumentsperformingandtheoverallensembleisgood. 7)ABABCABABABCABAD 8)Ithinkthistypeofmusicisparticipatory. 9)ThismusicrepresentsIndianculture.

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