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Bhangra
Mixture of Indian Classical music with British pop
Chaal
A base rhythm played on a dhol
Rag
Scale used in Indian music
Tala
Rhythmic ideas used in Bhangra
Dhol
Indian drum
Sitar
Exotic Indian stringed instrument normally plays a improvised melody
Tabla
Indian drum
Tanpura
Exotic Indian stringed instrument normally plays a drone
Drone
Long continous note
Son
An important percussive rhythm
Clave
An important instrument used in Salsa music
Cross rhythms
Rhythms that cross over e.g. crotchets against triplet idea
Montuno
Made-up or conversation between voices/instruments
Choro
Main chorus part of a song/piece of music
Son bands
Guitar, drum kit, percussion instruments, vocals, trumpets
Swing
Style of music or direction to swing the notes
Walking bass
Fast moving bass line normally played by double bass
Comping
Playing chords
Indonesian gamlean
Music fron the islands of Indonesia, religious and spiritual. Consists of many different layers
Minimalism
20th Century technique in reducing musical material and compositions
Polyrhythm
Rhythms that cross over
Cyclic
Pattern that keeps going - like a bicycle wheel
Layering
Adding different parts to a piece of music
Phase
Length of a phrase and duration
Sequencing
Using ICT to generate music
Editing
Changing the length/duration/dynamics of notes within a piece of music
Multi-tracking
Creating lots of different layers within a piece of music
Mixing
Creating/performing music with speciali effects using technology
Tape loops
Short fragments/ideas of sound are repeated over a period of time
Phillip Glass
Minimalist composer
Michael Nyman
Minimalist composer
Homophonic
Parts moving together
Monophonic
One individual/recognisable melody/part
Heterophonic
Different layers of the same material e.g. playing at different speeds/rhythms
Polyphonic
Parts moving in different directions e.g. like pipes in a factory moving in different directions
Ostinato
Short pattern of repeated notes
Dynamics
The volume of the piece of music
Delay
Shifting the start time of a musical phrase/idea
Arpeggio
Notes of a chord played in sucession
Cadence
How the last 2 notes of a phrase are organised
Clarinet
Important instrument used in Classical music onwards
Piano
Invented around 1700 used from the Classical period onwards
Crescendo
Getting louder
Inversion
Mirroring a melody
Prime
Order of 12 notes