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A coherent succession of single pitches
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| Define the range of a melody |
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The distance between two pitches (octave)
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moving in smaller intervals (smooth, connected)
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moving with larger intervals (jumps, leaps)
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Pitch (high low), timbre (tone color), duration(how long), intensity (loud soft)
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2 beats per measure (strong weak)
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3 beats per measure (strong weak weak)
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Disruption of pattern (weak beat is louder) 'entertainer'
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Change in key during composition
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Change the whole song into a different key
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Principle of organization around the tonic
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| Most common type of texture in western music |
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Homophonic (melody with accompaniment)
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| Simplest type of texture in western music |
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Monophonic (single line texture, melody without accompaniment)
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Texture in which two or more voices elaborate the same melody simultaneously often result to Improvisation (Benjamin Britton)
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Two or more melodic lines combined into multi-voiced texture (fugue)
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one melody - all parts with same rhythmic gestures (hymns)
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Melodic idea presented in one voice then restarted in another
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melody upside down and backwards
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melody stated in longer note values
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melody stated in shorter note values
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simplest of canons, each voice enters in succession with same melody (row row row your boat)
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Two part formed based upon a statement and departure (A B)
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three part form based upon a statement, departure, and statement (A B A)
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| Two examples of musical devices used to develop musical form |
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repetition and contrast (unity and variety in music)
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small fragment of theme that still a melody
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repetition of musical pattern
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some aspects of music are altered but original is still recognizable
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Pieces created in performance not entirely pre-composed
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Device to measure exact number of beats per minute
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| Two examples of pitched percussion instrument |
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| Two examples of unpitched percussion instrument |
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| Instruments which make up string quartet |
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| Instruments which make up piano trio |
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Singing without instruments or accompaniment
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Flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon
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| Symphony No. 94 (Surprise) - Haydn |
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Diatonic melody, Andante, Soft opening
Oboe and flute solo, 1st movement adagio
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Duple meter, wide range, disjunct motion
Forte, moderate tempo
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Changing textures, monophonic statement, imitative polyphony
Strings and human vocals, pompous/triumphant mood
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| Nutcracker March - Tchaikovsky |
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Ternary Form, Repetition, contrast
allegro, happy and upbeat mood
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