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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyzxBQ7zujc

I love this song because her voice's timbre is very warm and smooth.

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His timbre is smooth and nasally, while his dynamic levels are p and mp. In this version of Intentions we can hear the sound a guitar being played.

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her timbre is bellowing, throaty and penetrating. the dynamic levels in the song are f and mf. I do hear the sound of the drum set in this song.

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Halestorm - I Miss The Misery [Official Video]

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How to distinguish pitches and Dynamics? I think they do the same work in music.

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How can some people  tell the differences of different pitches when they have not been trained to hear them? Also, do different instruments when being play solo versus with a large group of same instruments, or with  different instruments give off different colors and or tones?

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her timbre is bellowing, throaty and penetrating. the dynamic levels in the song are f and mf. I do hear the sound of the drum set in this song.

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Halestorm - I Miss The Misery [Official Video]

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The timbre of Kali Uchis' voice is silky, captivating, and seductive. Her voice is very ethereal-feeling because of her use of dynamics, everything feels soft.

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Kali Uchis covers Björk 'Venus As A Boy' for Like A Version

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Do musicians typically have the same ability to hear pitch after being trained? Or does it slightly differ due to everyone hearing a slightly different frequencies?
It is really interesting how different composers use dynamics. I feel as if some use them sparingly and others use them very liberally to bring their own feeling of the music across.
In Taylor Swift's song peace on her Folklore album, I would describe her timbre as very smooth and warm. Throughout the song the dynamic level seems to stay at piano sometimes reaching mezzo piano.

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Taylor Swift – peace (Official Lyric Video)

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can you personally see or feel color when music is playing? personally its really hard for me to grasp this concept because i just want to be able to see it in my mind.

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can you personally see or feel color when music is playing? personally its really hard for me to grasp this concept because i just want to be able to see it in my mind.

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Before reading this module, I did not really pay attention to the elements of music besides the beat or rhythm, but after now I am listening to music and trying to recognize the musical elements. I listened to this cover Ariana Grande did and I noticed how the music gets louder and softer (which are crescendo and decrescendo) in parts of the song

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Ariana Grande's Vogue Cover Video Performance | Vogue

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This version of the song it is really easy to hear the differences in the dynamic levels of the piece because she is the one controlling it fully. In the verses, Ariana sings much softer than in the choruses with the much higher notes. Ariana's tone is warm and bright, but also breathy.

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Ariana Grande - Dangerous Woman (A Cappella)

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This is the song pride.is.the.devil by J.Cole featuring Lil Baby.  I would describe his timbre as warm, resonant, and clear.  In terms of dynamic level, I would put it around mezzo forte, as I would not
classify it as loud or soft, but somewhere in the middle.

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Telling the difference between beat and rhythm can be confusing sometimes. It's easier to tell the difference with songs that have lyrics, since there's usually a distinct difference between the pattern of words and the instruments accompanying them. What would be a good way to differentiate beat and rhythm in an instrumental song, though?

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What is the relationship between different instruments? Meaning how has one shaped the development of another, if at all? 

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What is the relationship between different instruments? Meaning how has one shaped the development of another, if at all? 

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Is it possible for certain instruments to clash in tone colors or timbre?

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Is it possible for certain instruments to clash in tone colors or timbre?