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1. Music for sopranos is usually in the treble clefrangelineI don't know.

2. A typical men's choir has no altosbassestenorsbaritonesI don't know.

3. Players should play slowlyquicklyquietlyloudlyI don't know when they see 'fff'.

4. Many pop songs begin with a bridgethe chorusthe codaan introI don't know.

5. The key signature 'F Major' has one flatsharpsignclefI don't know.

6. Many songs end on the halfdiminishedtonicarpeggioI don't know note.

7. The minormajorionianI don't know scale is usually described as sounding happy.

8. 'A tempo' indicates that a performer should return to the beginning of the sectionresume the previous speedslow downpause momentarilyI don't know.

9. If a song has a introcodabridgeI don't know, it is usually at the very end.

10. A roundcall-and-responsesonata12-bar bluesI don't know is a song that uses the same melody in several voices, but beginning at different times