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| Glossary - A rhythmic treatment that generally reduces the rhythmic values of a series of notes by one-half |
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The lengthening of the time values of notes in a melodic part.
Glossary - Expanding or stretching the temporal value of musical sounds, normally by doubling rhythmic value. |
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| (respected to melody) is when the given melody is turned upside down. Ex. if the original melody is a rising 3rd then the Inversion is a falling 3rd. |
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| Pertaining to the use of the same theme or themes in more than one movement of a multi-movement work. |
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The "primal theme" that is a feature in the introduction of all of Anton Bruckner's symphonies.
It's the secondary theme that Burckner uses and this theme is usually at least 2 melodies, generally superimposed upon each other in a polyphonic fashion. |
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| It's the secondary theme that Burckner uses and this usually has at least 2 melodies. |
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| A hymn tune associated with the German Protestant Church. |
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| An Austrian dance that dates from about 1800, in triple meter, resembling the waltz. It's tempo is generally slower than a waltz. |
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| (The Young Boy's Magic Horn) is a collection of German folk poems dated 1539-1807collected by Achim von Arnim and Clemens von Brentano and published in the 1805 |
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| In music, a secondary or supplemental melody that is played simultaneously with the primary melody without harmonic accompaniment. |
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