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Faraji is learning about music. When he asks why he needs to sing or play music a certain way, his teacher tells him that it’s because that is “common practice.” What does Faraji’s teacher mean by this?
1. The music is written in a minor key.
2. The music follows the well-established rules of music.
3. The music is a sub-category of a certain genre.
4. The music is based on classical timing.
2. The music follows the well-established rules of music.
Faraji's teacher is likely referring to the common methods, techniques, and conventions that are widely accepted and used in the world of music. These practices have developed over time and are considered standard or conventional within a particular musical tradition or style. Following these common practices helps to ensure that the music is performed or interpreted in a way that is familiar and appropriate within that particular context.