Chorus 1 Exam Review
... • MUSIC IS WRITTEN ON A STAFF OF 5 LINES AND 4 SPACES • MUSIC NOTES ARE OVAL SYMBOLS THAT ARE PLACED ON THE LINES AND IN THE SPACES. THEY ...
... • MUSIC IS WRITTEN ON A STAFF OF 5 LINES AND 4 SPACES • MUSIC NOTES ARE OVAL SYMBOLS THAT ARE PLACED ON THE LINES AND IN THE SPACES. THEY ...
Instrumental - AHS IB Music
... Basso continuo , or figured bass, was purely an instrumental concept. It is music that is played by one or more bass instruments and a keyboard instrument. Basso continuo gave bass parts an importance of their own in all areas of ensemble music. It is one of the most distinct features of the Baroque ...
... Basso continuo , or figured bass, was purely an instrumental concept. It is music that is played by one or more bass instruments and a keyboard instrument. Basso continuo gave bass parts an importance of their own in all areas of ensemble music. It is one of the most distinct features of the Baroque ...
Elements of Music
... Tempo • beginning of a music piece indicates how slow or fast the piece should be played. This is called the tempo which is effective throughout the duration of the music unless the composer indicates otherwise. ...
... Tempo • beginning of a music piece indicates how slow or fast the piece should be played. This is called the tempo which is effective throughout the duration of the music unless the composer indicates otherwise. ...
CMP Teaching Plan: Fantasy on “Sleepers, Wake”
... Form: The piece contains two sections, the first one a homophonic hymn in four parts and the second a chorale prelude. The Leidig arrangement has an AB form for each section of the piece. (Bach’s original contained a repeat of the A section, making it AAB form.) Melody/Harmony: The melody is from th ...
... Form: The piece contains two sections, the first one a homophonic hymn in four parts and the second a chorale prelude. The Leidig arrangement has an AB form for each section of the piece. (Bach’s original contained a repeat of the A section, making it AAB form.) Melody/Harmony: The melody is from th ...
pacaci
... • Punctuation: Automatically locates small tone groups and marks them with a lengthening of the last note and a following micropause. The smallest unit in the hierarchical musical structure is tone groups of up to about 7 tones, so called melodical gestures. In playing it is important to mark the bo ...
... • Punctuation: Automatically locates small tone groups and marks them with a lengthening of the last note and a following micropause. The smallest unit in the hierarchical musical structure is tone groups of up to about 7 tones, so called melodical gestures. In playing it is important to mark the bo ...
Powerpoint
... music. This resulted in ska, named after the lively ‘skank’ dance, followed by rock steady, which had a slower tempo and was an early form of reggae. The word ‘reggae’ is probably derived from patois for a ‘regular’ beat. The three styles share some principal characteristics: Heavy, repetitive cho ...
... music. This resulted in ska, named after the lively ‘skank’ dance, followed by rock steady, which had a slower tempo and was an early form of reggae. The word ‘reggae’ is probably derived from patois for a ‘regular’ beat. The three styles share some principal characteristics: Heavy, repetitive cho ...
Baroque Music 1600 to 1750 The word baroque comes from the
... Chords were invented!!!! No more polyphony. Ornaments. The music was decorated. No, really, crazy decorated. You know when a 'pop' singer adds a lot of ooo's and ahh's and vocal gymnastics on the long notes in songs? This was invented in the Baroque age. The melody had lots of decoration notes that ...
... Chords were invented!!!! No more polyphony. Ornaments. The music was decorated. No, really, crazy decorated. You know when a 'pop' singer adds a lot of ooo's and ahh's and vocal gymnastics on the long notes in songs? This was invented in the Baroque age. The melody had lots of decoration notes that ...
Tippett - Concerto for Double String Orchestra movement I (Harmony)
... first violins in an orchestra, they are all playing the same part. The second violins are playing another part, the violas are playing yet another part, etc. ...
... first violins in an orchestra, they are all playing the same part. The second violins are playing another part, the violas are playing yet another part, etc. ...
Music 105 Final Review
... the same rhythm. Ex. Beethoven, Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, IV, beginning 20 seconds or so. ...
... the same rhythm. Ex. Beethoven, Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, IV, beginning 20 seconds or so. ...
Music Piece “Jingle Bell” Commentary: This was one of the more
... Music Piece “Jingle Bell” Commentary: This was one of the more successful arrangements presented for the 2010 examinations. The original melody is played by the trumpet. The piano is given a variation and a rhythmic ostinato is given to a bass guitar. A counter melody is composed and given as a desc ...
... Music Piece “Jingle Bell” Commentary: This was one of the more successful arrangements presented for the 2010 examinations. The original melody is played by the trumpet. The piano is given a variation and a rhythmic ostinato is given to a bass guitar. A counter melody is composed and given as a desc ...
Music
... rondo- An instrumental piece in which the leading theme is repeated, alternately with others. round- form where performers play or sing the same melody by entering at different times theme and variation- Form consisting of a theme followed by a number of variations on the theme. verse/chorus- verse: ...
... rondo- An instrumental piece in which the leading theme is repeated, alternately with others. round- form where performers play or sing the same melody by entering at different times theme and variation- Form consisting of a theme followed by a number of variations on the theme. verse/chorus- verse: ...
1 Terms and Definitions Characteristics of Modern and Postmodern
... Ostinato rhythms: the same motive played over and over at the same pitch level Polychords: Two triads sound simultaneously, creates a harsh, biting sound Expressionism (see textbook and lecture notes) Atonal music: music without tonality; music without a key centre Sprechstimme: (“speech voice”) whi ...
... Ostinato rhythms: the same motive played over and over at the same pitch level Polychords: Two triads sound simultaneously, creates a harsh, biting sound Expressionism (see textbook and lecture notes) Atonal music: music without tonality; music without a key centre Sprechstimme: (“speech voice”) whi ...
ap® music theory 2013 scoring guidelines
... II. Chord Symbols (8 points) A. Award 1 point for each chord symbol correct in both Roman and Arabic numerals. B. Award ½ point for each correct Roman numeral that has incorrect or missing Arabic numerals. C. Accept the correct Roman numeral regardless of its case. D. Accept “ii” (or “II”) as a corr ...
... II. Chord Symbols (8 points) A. Award 1 point for each chord symbol correct in both Roman and Arabic numerals. B. Award ½ point for each correct Roman numeral that has incorrect or missing Arabic numerals. C. Accept the correct Roman numeral regardless of its case. D. Accept “ii” (or “II”) as a corr ...
Document
... Music was no longer only functional, it was made to be enjoyed as it’s own entity. Composers began to search for inspiration for their compositions in not only the church, but in nature. Baroque music is very similar to jazz in it’s use of improvisation and figured bass. ...
... Music was no longer only functional, it was made to be enjoyed as it’s own entity. Composers began to search for inspiration for their compositions in not only the church, but in nature. Baroque music is very similar to jazz in it’s use of improvisation and figured bass. ...
Band Review Sheet
... - Vivace - quick, lively - Grave - very slow Accidentals - Sharp, flat or natural that is not part of the key signature, changes a note only for the measure in which it is written - Sharp - raises a note - Flat - lowers a note - Natural - cancels a sharp/flat Time Signature - Top number shows how ma ...
... - Vivace - quick, lively - Grave - very slow Accidentals - Sharp, flat or natural that is not part of the key signature, changes a note only for the measure in which it is written - Sharp - raises a note - Flat - lowers a note - Natural - cancels a sharp/flat Time Signature - Top number shows how ma ...
Name: Nyocca Anderson Teacher: Mrs Chavannes Date: May 18
... is a group of 8 notes arranged in a particular order. A scale gets its name from the first note. There are different types of scales. One of which is the Major Scale.The Major Scale is very important for us to understand because we will use it as the basic element in understanding all scales, interv ...
... is a group of 8 notes arranged in a particular order. A scale gets its name from the first note. There are different types of scales. One of which is the Major Scale.The Major Scale is very important for us to understand because we will use it as the basic element in understanding all scales, interv ...
The Classic Era
... immediately followed by a 2 or 4 bar closing phrase. Harmony is generally simple, logical and clear. Composers generally use straightforward keys and do not use strange or dissonant chords. Basso continuo not used as much; instead, a “walking bass” – notes move by step in even notes and with a regul ...
... immediately followed by a 2 or 4 bar closing phrase. Harmony is generally simple, logical and clear. Composers generally use straightforward keys and do not use strange or dissonant chords. Basso continuo not used as much; instead, a “walking bass” – notes move by step in even notes and with a regul ...
Harmonic Analysis 1: Homophonic Texture
... The third harmony in the example above is ambiguous, because there are only two pitches: C and E. The missing note of the triad could be either G (for CEG, a I chord) or A (for ACE=vi). To resolve ambiguities like this one: 1. Consider the harmonic progressions from section 5.3. Sometimes this will ...
... The third harmony in the example above is ambiguous, because there are only two pitches: C and E. The missing note of the triad could be either G (for CEG, a I chord) or A (for ACE=vi). To resolve ambiguities like this one: 1. Consider the harmonic progressions from section 5.3. Sometimes this will ...
Jefferson College Course Syllabus MSC101 Fundamentals of Music
... Identify the number of beats each type of note or rest receives when the lower number of the time signature is a 1, 2, 4, 8, or 16. ...
... Identify the number of beats each type of note or rest receives when the lower number of the time signature is a 1, 2, 4, 8, or 16. ...
63. Familia Valera Miranda Se quema la chumbamba
... The son was originally a purely vocal call and response form, but when it began to be used at dances, an instrumental chordal accompaniment was added. ...
... The son was originally a purely vocal call and response form, but when it began to be used at dances, an instrumental chordal accompaniment was added. ...
GCC - Day 17 present..
... • Composed over 200 pieces, including 3 violin concertos • His Violin Concerto #1 in G minor employs many of the same techniques as Mendelssohn’s, including eliminating the long orchestral introduction and linking of the three movements • Note the opening of the soloist’s material is almost improvis ...
... • Composed over 200 pieces, including 3 violin concertos • His Violin Concerto #1 in G minor employs many of the same techniques as Mendelssohn’s, including eliminating the long orchestral introduction and linking of the three movements • Note the opening of the soloist’s material is almost improvis ...
Glossary
... Alberti (c.1710–1746), consists of broken chords where the notes follow the pattern lowest– highest–middle–highest. ...
... Alberti (c.1710–1746), consists of broken chords where the notes follow the pattern lowest– highest–middle–highest. ...
study guide
... SONATO- Song based compositions solo with orch. CONCERTO- Contest between soloist & orch. SYMPHONY- Large orchestral work based on theme & variations. CHORALE- Homophonic choral work began in Baroque era. PHRASE- Musical statement or idea. COUNTERPOINT- Melody & Harmony moving in opposite directions ...
... SONATO- Song based compositions solo with orch. CONCERTO- Contest between soloist & orch. SYMPHONY- Large orchestral work based on theme & variations. CHORALE- Homophonic choral work began in Baroque era. PHRASE- Musical statement or idea. COUNTERPOINT- Melody & Harmony moving in opposite directions ...
Quick Reference Guide to Music Notation
... Accidentals: When the composer wants to vary from the key signature for a particular note, they mark that note with a sharp, flat or natural sign. This in an accidental, and it applies only to the bar in which it appears. There are major and minor keys. Major keys sound bright. O Canada is written i ...
... Accidentals: When the composer wants to vary from the key signature for a particular note, they mark that note with a sharp, flat or natural sign. This in an accidental, and it applies only to the bar in which it appears. There are major and minor keys. Major keys sound bright. O Canada is written i ...
Figured bass
Figured bass, or thoroughbass, is a kind of musical notation in which numerals and symbols indicate intervals, chords, and non-chord tones, in relation to the bass note they are placed above or below. Figured bass is closely associated with basso continuo, a historically improvised accompaniment used in almost all genres of music in the Baroque period, though rarely in modern music.Other systems for denoting or representing chords include plain staff notation, used in classical music; Roman numerals, commonly used in harmonic analysis;macro symbols, sometimes used in modern musicology; the Nashville number system; and various names and symbols used in jazz and popular music.