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NAME THE 4 PROPERTIES OF SOUND
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Pitch, Intensity, Duration & Timbre
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The highness or lowness (frequency) of a sound.
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A musical sound of definite pitch.
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| IN TERMS OF MUSIC, DEFINE: INTENSITY |
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| The loudness or softness of a pitch. |
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| IN TERMS OF MUSIC, DEFINE: DURATION |
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| The length of time a pitch or tone is sounded. |
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Regular recurring pulses of equal duration.
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A pattern of uneven durations…operates in conjunction with the meter.
The motion of music in time.
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The tone quality or color of a sound.
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| The pitch sounds an octave above the written note. |
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the pitch sounds an octave below the written note.
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| The relationship between two tones. |
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DEFINE: ENHARMONIC EQUIVALENT
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Tones that have the same pitch but different letter names.
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
3/2
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
4/2
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
2/4
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
3/4
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
4/4
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
4/4
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
2/8
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
3/8
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
4/8
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
6/4
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
9/4
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
12/4
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
6/8
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
9/8
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
12/8
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
6/16
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
9/16
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
12/16
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SIMPLE OR COMPOUND:
DUPLE/TRIPLE/QUADRUPLE:
2/2
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A part of the measure that is usually unstressed is accented.
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