The mbira may be described as a(n) |
Melodic idiophone with tongues of metal or bamboo attached to a sounding board |
Musical instruments whose own material is the sound generator are classified as |
idiophones |
Drums in sub-Saharan Africa |
all answers are correct |
Singers in the Middle East and North Africa cultivate a vocal timbre that |
has a nasal, intense, and strained tone |
Most of the music of sub-Saharan Africa features |
all answers are correct |
In the song Ompeh the performers combine __________ of the languages spoken in Ghana |
2 |
Musical instruments whose sound generator is a stretched skin or other membrane are classified as |
membranophones |
The choice of musical instruments in nonwestern cultures frequently depends on |
all answers are correct |
Which of the following statements is not true? |
Nonwestern music primarily employs the same major and minor scales as western music. |
Drums in sub-Saharan Africa are often considered |
all answers are correct |
Music that has a texture in which all parts perform the same basic melody, but in versions that differ in ornamentation or rhythm, is called |
heterophonic |
A performance style in which the phrases of a soloist are repeatedly answered by those of a chorus is known as |
call and response |
The ________ is a long-necked lute with movable frets, seven strings, and nine to thirteen sympathetic strings, popular in north India. |
sitar |
Nonwestern music is most often transmitted |
orally from parent to child or teacher to student. |
Musical instruments whose sound generator is a column of air are classified as |
aerophones |
Which of the following statements is not true with regard to sub-Saharan Africa? |
Vocalists in Africa often use the pressure drum to accompany themselves. |
In the song Ompeh there are _______ references to death. |
3 |
The _______ is a pair of single-headed drums played by one performer, popular in north India. |
tabla |
A pattern of notes used in Indian music to create melody is called |
raga |
The most important way of making music in most nonwestern cultures is by |
singing |
Nonwestern musical scales often contain ________ tones. |
all of these |
A repeated cycle of beats, or rhythmic pattern, in Indian music is called |
tala |
Which of the following is not characteristic of Indian music? |
the basic texture is polyphonic |
A type of music of the Akan-speaking peoples of Ghana is known as |
ompeh |
Chordophones are instruments whose sound generator is a |
stretched string |
music appreciation test 5
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