How does a bass line 'ground' the music?

Music

The main idea or ideas in a piece of music

The parts that go with the melody e.g. bass line and chords

A bass line that repeats over and over again

A melody that repeats over and over again

How long are the notes in the ground bass in Pachelbel's canon?

The ground bass and chords in Baroque music

The ground bass and melody in Baroque music

What part of the basso continuo does the cello/bass viol play?

What are the notes in the spaces in the bass clef?

What are the notes on the lines in the bass clef?

What is the main texture of Pachelbel's Canon in D?

What are the two sharps in the key of D major?

In a scale, what number note is the 'root' note?

Which instrument would we find in the Baroque period?

When a person sings or plays a different part, but comes in later

When a person sings or plays exactly the same part, but comes in later

What do we call melodic decorations in music?

A grace note, you play it very quickly before another note

A mordent - you play the note above or below very quickly

A trill - you alternate between two notes very quickly

What is this ornament and how do you play it?

What is the correct word for getting louder?