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| Organization of time in music |
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| simultaniously sounding pitches |
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| Smooth stepwise melodic motion |
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| Succession of musical tones/pitches |
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| Concept of resonating chamber |
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| Characteristic quality of a sound |
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| based on repitition and contrast |
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| goes with interval, scale, chord (not disjunct) |
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| Interval between A-440 and A-880 |
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| Melody and Harmony are organized |
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| odd-numbered accent patterns |
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| MAjor/ Minor/ Triad/ Consonant/dissonant |
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more complex (important)
Fugue, Ritornelio, Rondo |
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| Borogque Timbre/instrumental |
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| Basso continuo (figured bass),Harpsichord(different timbre then piano) 1st orchestras, Pipe organ |
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| Composers of Boroque period |
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| Vivaldi (concertos)Handel (oratorios), Bach (polyphony-figures) |
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| Melodic based form (single voice) |
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| Boroque Examples the theme is exposed... |
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| in 4 voice fugue hear it four times done when 2nd voice begins |
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| Medival, Renessaince, Baraque, Classical, Romantic, 20th century |
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| Classical era emphasis on |
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| clarity, symettry, balance, logic, form(harmony melody) |
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| Classical music theme and variation form |
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| flexable tempo(speed) difficult to tell meter |
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| how adible the division of notes division of notes |
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| polophony- polophonic textures |
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| Renaissance uses Imitative |
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| Harmony Renaissance vs Medival |
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| Ren-consonant Medival-dissonant |
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