Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
39 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
Pitch
|
Musical sound
|
|
hertz
|
cycles per second
|
|
timbre
|
color of sound, quality of voice
|
|
resonant frequency
|
the frequency that materials vibrate at
|
|
harmony
|
two or more pitches put together
|
|
melody
|
main line - series of pitches that are organized together
|
|
rhythm
|
how music moves through time
|
|
beat
|
fundamental base of rhythm
|
|
meter
|
organizing beats, how we put them together
|
|
conjunct
|
intervals close together
|
|
disjunct
|
inercals wide apart
|
|
intercal
|
distance between 2 pitches
|
|
temp
|
how fast music moves
|
|
homophonic
|
where harmony supports melody
|
|
polyphonic
|
parts are independent of each other
|
|
monophonic
|
only 1 melody , in unison
|
|
chord
|
a form of harmony, play different notes imultaneiously
|
|
form
|
how we organize the different sections of music
|
|
ballad
|
piece that tells a story
|
|
celtic
|
ancient irish came from central europe
|
|
drued
|
old school monks
|
|
imported ballad
|
foreign
|
|
naturalized ballad
|
adds american stuff
|
|
native
|
original american
|
|
texture
|
how different parts relate to each other
|
|
refrain
|
chorus of the song; part that repeats in a song
|
|
offbeat
|
where the emphasis is not on the main beat
|
|
melissma
|
one word but many notes
|
|
polyrhyhms
|
many rhythms happening at once
|
|
text painting
|
when music represents what is happening in text
|
|
motif
|
fragment of a piece
|
|
ethnomusicologist
|
someone who studies the ethnicity behind the music
|
|
terraced music
|
starts high then works its way down
|
|
free rhythm
|
where the rhythm and beat are in flux
|
|
pentatonic
|
all black keys
|
|
tesutura
|
the avg. range of a peice of music
|
|
culturation
|
mix of foreign influences into other music
|
|
rennesainse
|
rebirth from m.a. human power, indicidual thought
|
|
guteral
|
back of throat voal style
|