Choir Terms List
... Harmony Heterophonic Homphonic Hymn Improvisation In tempo Interval Intonation Introduction Keynote Largo Legato Leger lines Libretto Lieder Liturgy Lullaby Lyric soprano Madrigal Maestoso Marcato Measure Melody Meno Meno mosso Messa di voce Mezzo - soprano Mezzo forte Mezzo piano Moderato Molto Mon ...
... Harmony Heterophonic Homphonic Hymn Improvisation In tempo Interval Intonation Introduction Keynote Largo Legato Leger lines Libretto Lieder Liturgy Lullaby Lyric soprano Madrigal Maestoso Marcato Measure Melody Meno Meno mosso Messa di voce Mezzo - soprano Mezzo forte Mezzo piano Moderato Molto Mon ...
What is the harmony?
... The ways in which pitches relate are not random. There are consistent patterns used over and over in music regardless of style. The more pleasing a pattern sounds, the more often it gets used. Likewise, less pleasing patterns tend to be avoided. The more you learn about harmony, the less random cho ...
... The ways in which pitches relate are not random. There are consistent patterns used over and over in music regardless of style. The more pleasing a pattern sounds, the more often it gets used. Likewise, less pleasing patterns tend to be avoided. The more you learn about harmony, the less random cho ...
abrsm 2 - ISAS Portal
... An interval is the difference between two pitches(sounds).An interval may be described as horizontal, linear, or melodic if it refers to successively sounding tones, such as two adjacent pitches in a melody, and vertical or harmonic if it pertains to simultaneously sounding tones, such as in a chord ...
... An interval is the difference between two pitches(sounds).An interval may be described as horizontal, linear, or melodic if it refers to successively sounding tones, such as two adjacent pitches in a melody, and vertical or harmonic if it pertains to simultaneously sounding tones, such as in a chord ...
Music Music Functions: Physical
... help connect scenes that are related or even quite contrasting in content, helps smooth out the editing or scenes which contain lots of ...
... help connect scenes that are related or even quite contrasting in content, helps smooth out the editing or scenes which contain lots of ...
Unit 1 - Carroll County Schools
... *Notate rhythms and bar line placement in @ time *Perform question and answer phrases Vocabulary: *half note *quarter note *tied notes *half rest *meter signature *@ time *bar line *measure *question and answer song/phrases Standards Addressed: *AH-EP-1.1.1.a.1.: Rhythm – bar lines, measures, whole ...
... *Notate rhythms and bar line placement in @ time *Perform question and answer phrases Vocabulary: *half note *quarter note *tied notes *half rest *meter signature *@ time *bar line *measure *question and answer song/phrases Standards Addressed: *AH-EP-1.1.1.a.1.: Rhythm – bar lines, measures, whole ...
Quartet for the End of Time
... • Experimented with PREPARED PIANO • Objects are inserted into the piano strings to produce new, ...
... • Experimented with PREPARED PIANO • Objects are inserted into the piano strings to produce new, ...
Int 2 concept booklet
... broken chord accompaniment in the bass, often used in classical piano music Acoustic guitar ...
... broken chord accompaniment in the bass, often used in classical piano music Acoustic guitar ...
definitions - St. Joseph`s High School Crossmaglen
... Ground Bass- A musical line in the bass that is continually repeated throughout Pedal- a single note held or repeated (usually in bass), while music continues Sequence- the repetition of a passage at a higher or lower pitch The metre/ Time-Signature- Refers to the number of beats in each bar of the ...
... Ground Bass- A musical line in the bass that is continually repeated throughout Pedal- a single note held or repeated (usually in bass), while music continues Sequence- the repetition of a passage at a higher or lower pitch The metre/ Time-Signature- Refers to the number of beats in each bar of the ...
KS4 Booklet 2012 - St Michael`s Catholic Academy
... Shows how many beats, and what type of beat is in a bar Triplets 3 notes played where 2 notes should be. ...
... Shows how many beats, and what type of beat is in a bar Triplets 3 notes played where 2 notes should be. ...
Programme music is music where the composer
... Arabian Dance uses a special leap between 2 notes, called an augmented second, to make it sound Arabian. Think of it as the ‘Snake Charmer’ leap. It is easy to hear and usually occurs in a minor key. What element of music is used to make this movement sound dance - like? Explain how it is used to ma ...
... Arabian Dance uses a special leap between 2 notes, called an augmented second, to make it sound Arabian. Think of it as the ‘Snake Charmer’ leap. It is easy to hear and usually occurs in a minor key. What element of music is used to make this movement sound dance - like? Explain how it is used to ma ...
National 4 Scottish Music
... A Scots ballad is a song which tells a story. The story is usually about historical events, romance or lost love. It can also talk about historical characters, e.g. 'The Baron of Brackley', 'Johnnie Armstrong', 'The ...
... A Scots ballad is a song which tells a story. The story is usually about historical events, romance or lost love. It can also talk about historical characters, e.g. 'The Baron of Brackley', 'Johnnie Armstrong', 'The ...
Music Vocabulary Lists Year 1
... Ostinato - A repeated phrase. Pentatonic Scale - A musical scale having five notes. For example: the five black keys of a keyboard make up a pentatonic scale. Piano - An instruction in sheet music to play softly. Abbreviated by a “p”. Pitch - The frequency of a note determining how high or low it so ...
... Ostinato - A repeated phrase. Pentatonic Scale - A musical scale having five notes. For example: the five black keys of a keyboard make up a pentatonic scale. Piano - An instruction in sheet music to play softly. Abbreviated by a “p”. Pitch - The frequency of a note determining how high or low it so ...
Elements of Music: Sound, Melody, Rhythm, and Harmony
... what he or she has heard before and relate that to what he or she hears in the present. Much folk and popular music is brief and repetitive with very little thematic development. More complex works—a Mozart string quartet, for example—have distinct themes that go through a period of development. The ...
... what he or she has heard before and relate that to what he or she hears in the present. Much folk and popular music is brief and repetitive with very little thematic development. More complex works—a Mozart string quartet, for example—have distinct themes that go through a period of development. The ...
Learning Outcome
... Understanding of time signatures and sub-divisions up to eighth notes How to read tablature How to read standard notation Performance of basic tune How to play and identify the natural notes on all six strings to the third fret. The concepts of 3/4 and 4/4 time, pickup notes and ties. Identify notes ...
... Understanding of time signatures and sub-divisions up to eighth notes How to read tablature How to read standard notation Performance of basic tune How to play and identify the natural notes on all six strings to the third fret. The concepts of 3/4 and 4/4 time, pickup notes and ties. Identify notes ...
Print this article - Rhodes University
... opposite: some instruments are even tuned from the highest to the lowest note—or, as African musicians say, from the smallest to the largest. Telescoping these larger physical patterns into the space of a bar of four beats we find that the African up-beat should be the strong beat, equivalent to the ...
... opposite: some instruments are even tuned from the highest to the lowest note—or, as African musicians say, from the smallest to the largest. Telescoping these larger physical patterns into the space of a bar of four beats we find that the African up-beat should be the strong beat, equivalent to the ...
meter
... Music notation is much more precise and complicated then written language. When we notate music, we use symbols that show three of the four properties of sound described in the introduction chapter: pitch and duration are given accurately, and relative intensity is indicated. Furthermore, pitch and ...
... Music notation is much more precise and complicated then written language. When we notate music, we use symbols that show three of the four properties of sound described in the introduction chapter: pitch and duration are given accurately, and relative intensity is indicated. Furthermore, pitch and ...
melody and syncopation
... There is also another structure when we take into account the notes and pitches of every melody. It depends on the scale. A scale is a sequence of notes from which melodies and harmony can be derived. Scales are named according to the first note or degree. For example, in the C (do) major scale the ...
... There is also another structure when we take into account the notes and pitches of every melody. It depends on the scale. A scale is a sequence of notes from which melodies and harmony can be derived. Scales are named according to the first note or degree. For example, in the C (do) major scale the ...
Elements of Music
... Phrase: Most melodies are constructed so they can be divided into smaller sections – these are called phrases. Phrases are usually marked by a slight pause – like a comma in a sentence. ...
... Phrase: Most melodies are constructed so they can be divided into smaller sections – these are called phrases. Phrases are usually marked by a slight pause – like a comma in a sentence. ...
Concept Book
... broken chord accompaniment in the bass, often used in classical piano music Acoustic guitar ...
... broken chord accompaniment in the bass, often used in classical piano music Acoustic guitar ...
Notation exercise 2
... b What is the special name given to the first two notes of the tune? c In which bar does the value of the first two notes belong? d What is the curved line between bars 1 and 2 called? e Identify the symbol marked * in bar 2. ...
... b What is the special name given to the first two notes of the tune? c In which bar does the value of the first two notes belong? d What is the curved line between bars 1 and 2 called? e Identify the symbol marked * in bar 2. ...
File
... Invite students to tell about times when they like to sing and move to the music (parties, sports events, parades, holidays). Ask them to describe how they show the beat when they sing and move to music (students may clap or snap to the beat, swinging arms and hands, taking steps back and forth, mov ...
... Invite students to tell about times when they like to sing and move to the music (parties, sports events, parades, holidays). Ask them to describe how they show the beat when they sing and move to music (students may clap or snap to the beat, swinging arms and hands, taking steps back and forth, mov ...
Name: Class:___________ Music Workbook Semester 1 Semester
... Tie - a curved line connecting two notes of the same pitch. Tied notes are held for the length of both notes. Canon – A piece of music where one voice repeats the part of another, throughout the whole piece. It is singing the same song starting at different times. Partner Songs - – Two differe ...
... Tie - a curved line connecting two notes of the same pitch. Tied notes are held for the length of both notes. Canon – A piece of music where one voice repeats the part of another, throughout the whole piece. It is singing the same song starting at different times. Partner Songs - – Two differe ...
study guide
... INVERSION- Chords played with note other than tonics on bottom. DOT- Mark after note adding ½ of notes value. SIMPLE- 2,3 & 4 meter. COMPOUND- Meters in 6,9,12 etc. KEY- Sharps and flats used to determine scale. HARMONIC MINOR- Minor scale with raised 7th. ...
... INVERSION- Chords played with note other than tonics on bottom. DOT- Mark after note adding ½ of notes value. SIMPLE- 2,3 & 4 meter. COMPOUND- Meters in 6,9,12 etc. KEY- Sharps and flats used to determine scale. HARMONIC MINOR- Minor scale with raised 7th. ...
Document
... chord – two or more notes sounded at the same time dominant – the fifth note of a scale (“SOL”) harmony – two or more notes played or sung at the same time leading tone – the seventh note of a scale (“TI”) octave – the 8th note above or below a given pitch; it is the same letter of the music alphabe ...
... chord – two or more notes sounded at the same time dominant – the fifth note of a scale (“SOL”) harmony – two or more notes played or sung at the same time leading tone – the seventh note of a scale (“TI”) octave – the 8th note above or below a given pitch; it is the same letter of the music alphabe ...
Polyrhythm
Polyrhythm is the simultaneous use of two or more conflicting rhythms, that are not readily perceived as deriving from one another, or as simple manifestations of the same meter. The rhythmic conflict may be the basis of an entire piece of music (cross-rhythm), or a momentary disruption. Polyrhythms can be distinguished from irrational rhythms, which can occur within the context of a single part; polyrhythms require at least two rhythms to be played concurrently, one of which is typically an irrational rhythm.