MusicTest1 - Pre Puberty Puberty Post Puberty Coloratory...

Pre Puberty Puberty Post Puberty
Coloratory Suprano (Breathing) Soprana
Suprano (Crackling) Mezzo Soprana/alto
Mezzo Soprano/alto (Out of tune) Contralto
(Short Vocal Cords) (Short Range)
Tenoir
Baritone
Bass
Basso Profondo
The Human voice from High to Low
Opera: Singing your lines in a play
Soloists(Singer)
Chorus
Orchestra
Aria: Solo voice in an opera
Children: No fluctuation in voice
Melody: “tune” meaningful succession of Pitches
Sound can be divided into 2 parts
Noise: Regular Sounds
Pitch: Individual sounds in music
Both have vibration
Example of a Melody: hah heh ho ha hah he ho
Frequency: Waves, cycles per second, measured in Hurtz

Low Pitch: Less vibrations
High Pitch: More vibrations
Our ear can hear 30 to 30,000 hz per second
Sometimes a melody can have harmony, which supports the melody
Ex: Using 2 hands on a piano, one playing the melody and one playing supporting sounds which
is harmony
These supporting sounds can be
Major: Happy
Minor: Sad
Melody: Horizontal
Harmony: Downwards
Music with nio Harmony are usually chants or Gregorian
Usually sung by men
Chants are an example of Monophonic Texture
Texture
Layers or the weave of the music
Clothing
Monophonic: One melody( NO harmony) Chants

Homophonic: One melody (With Harmony)
Polyphonic: Many Melodies going on at the same time
Chord: 3 Pitches or more
Beat: Clap of the Music
Rhythm: Pattern of sounds and silences