The Structure of a Musical Piece Is Similar to the Grammatical

question 36

Multiple Choice

The structure of a musical piece is similar to the grammatical structure of a sentence in that

• A) notes are like letters, and if they are out of order, it is difficult to interpret the music.
• B) musical phrases are much like grammatical constituents, in which individual notes are grouped together into cohesive units.
• C) its rhythm determines the grammatical structure of a musical phrase, just as the rhythm of a sentence determines its meaning.
• D) they both must be played in their entirety.

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