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What do you call eight consecutive musical notes?
Octave
Why does a card in a spinning bike wheel make a musical noise?
I wouldn't call it musical. It is like a clack, clack sound.
What do you call the sound produced when notes are played that seem to have no musical relationship?
Music that is composed of notes that seem to have no relationship to a scale is known as atonal music. A short list of famous composers of atonal music would include: Arnold Schoenberg, Alban Berg, Anton Webern, Andre Jolivet.
What could you call the sound of an orchestra loudly playing the wrong notes?
classical music? sorry couldn't resist :)
What is the furthest letter in the alphabet that is used in naming musical notes?
That would be 'h'. In German musical notation, the letter b means what we call b flat, and 'h' means b natural. Why this is the case, I have no idea.
What do you call Sequences of musical notes?
Staffs
What do you call eight consecutive musical notes?
Octave
What a sound usually musical call the end in one?
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How you say musical in German?
Musical, it may sound strange but they call it musical.
Why does a card in a spinning bike wheel make a musical noise?
I wouldn't call it musical. It is like a clack, clack sound.
What is wave and sound?
SOUND - CRASH! BANG! Did you hear that sound? It was made by air vibrating. The same is true for sounds made by musical instruments. The difference between NOISE and MUSIC is that musical sounds are organized into patterns that have pitch and rhythm. Noise is just random, disorganized sounds. Sounds are made and travel in the same way whether they are musical sounds or noise.A musical sound is called a tone, and is produced by air vibrating a certain number of times per second. These vibrations are called waves. These sound waves must be contained in some way so that the performer can control the loudness, quality of the tone, and how long it plays. Most musical instruments have a reed, a string, or some other device that creates sound waves when moved. Sounds are different because of harmonics, which are higher and quieter sounds mixed in. They are not heard separately, but add to the tone of the sound, making an oboe sound different from a trumpet or drum.The number of times that a sound wave vibrates in a second is called its frequency. Scientists even have a name for how they measure the frequency of sounds. They measure it in cycles and call it hertz. High notes have a higher frequency than lower notes and this changes their shape. Different types of sound waves have different shapes. Look at these images to see what sound waves "look" like.
What do you call the sound produced when notes are played that seem to have no musical relationship?
Music that is composed of notes that seem to have no relationship to a scale is known as atonal music. A short list of famous composers of atonal music would include: Arnold Schoenberg, Alban Berg, Anton Webern, Andre Jolivet.
What do you call it when styles from 2 different musical traditions combine?
it is called melody
What do we call words that sound the same but have different meanings?
Words that sound the same but have different meanings are called homonyms.
What could you call the sound of an orchestra loudly playing the wrong notes?
classical music? sorry couldn't resist :)
What do you call a group of notes?
A group of notes is commonly referred to as a "chord" when they are played simultaneously, or a "scale" when they are arranged in a sequence. In a broader musical context, a collection of notes can also be described as a "melody" if they are played in succession. Additionally, in written music, a group of notes can be notated as a "measure" or "bar."
What do we call words that sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings?
We call them homophones.
