MAPEH 3RD QUARTER EXAM TEST REVIEW

It is a more complete or incomplete and comprehensive musical utterance that usually has four or more measures in its regular length, with the ending of the phrase marked by a cadence or an ending.

• musical phrase
• breath mark

placed as a signal for the singer or for the musicians who play wind and brass instruments to take a breath or to make a slight pause; the tempo, however, is not affected.

• musical phrase
• breath mark

can be 1 or more depends on the melody of the song. It can be a unitary, binary and ternary form depends on how many sectors in a song.

• musical form
• round

song sung by at least three voices where one voice starts the singing and is repeated or “echoed’ by another. In round singing, the singers sing the same melody over and over again, but they start at different times.

• round
• composer

the one who creates a musical piece

• composer
• musical form

often called opening or prelude phrases. They usually start with a descending interval sequence that may lead into the ensuing consequent phrase .

• antecedent
• consequent

often called postlude or closing phrases. They usually end with an ascending interval sequence that leads to the antecedent phrase.

• antecedent
• consequent

a quality of sound. It makes one sound different from other sound

• Timbre
• Speaking voice
• singing voice

refers to the sound produced in a natural way. You use this voice when you are talking to others or sharing your thoughts and ideal to someone.

• speaking voice
• singing voice

making musical sounds using your voice. Its like talking but in a cursive manner.

• speaking voice
• singing voice