Shape-note singing was designed to make notated music easier to teach and more comfortable to read.Group startsTrue or FalseTrue, unselectedFalse, unselected

Which of the following is not true regarding shape-notes?Multiple ChoiceThey consisted of four different geometric shapes.Each shape designated the duration of a note.They were designed to help non-music readers learn to read music.They were based on the syllables fa, sol, la, and mi.

Since the 2010s, many pop hits have embraced unpredictable song structures.Group startsTrue or FalseTrue, unselectedFalse, unselected

Based on the informaton described by Dr Kat, is the below statement true or false?'Singing is a natural form of music making. It is innate and all humans are able to sing in tune.'Group of answer choicesTrue. Singing is a natural form of music making and all humans are born with the ability to sing in tune.False. Singing is a skill that must be highly trained making this form of music making inaccessible to a large proportion of the population.False. Singing is a natural form of music making however there are a small number of individuals who are unable to sing due to condition called amusia.True. Singing is a natural form of music making. Due to the innate nature of singing ability, the ability to sing will remain intact even following significant injury or illness.

Parents included in Trehub's research were found to have a musical signature when it comes to singing to their infant. This means? Group of answer choicesThe infant's attention is uniquely captured by the parent's presentation of a song.Over time, the infant will become enculturated to the musical elements of the song and this will enhance their emotional response when the song is presented by adults other than their parents.If a singer is able to reproduce the parent's signature style of singing a song, they will meaningfully engage the infant, which is the basis of music therapy.The infant becomes familiar with songs that they learn from their parents and react the same way regardless of who sings it to them.

In the mid-nineteenth century, singing families toured the United States performing in churches, meetinghouses, and concert halls.Group startsTrue or FalseTrue, unselectedFalse, unselected