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48 Cards in this Set
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Croaning
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Soft Vocal Sound, Bending notes
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Wind Ensembles
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winds and percussion
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Ternary Form
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A B (trio) A has rhythmic energy, seen in marches and ragtime
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Lestor young
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Tenor Sax
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Scat
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Vocal improv on nensense syllables
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Swing Music
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1930-1940
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Big Band
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Rhythm (bass, piano, drums), Trumpets, Trombones, sax, 2 alto, 2 tenor, 1 baritone
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Duke Ellington
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original sounds
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Count Basie
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almost comical, tightest best budes in the wolrd
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Bop
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Small group, free and elaborate melodies, substitute chords, disjunct intervals, fast tempo, cymbol, obscure beat, virtuoso, intimate audiences leaness
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Cool Jazz
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Miles Davis, Dispassionate objectibity (laid back), obscurity vs. obvious, leaness of sound
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Free Jazz
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collective improvisation, freedom
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Charlie Parker
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cool jazz dude
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Louis Armstrong
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led the way for the jazz scene, shaky start but quickly found his love (trumpet)
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Dippermouth Blues
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Jazz, blues, fast and syncopated
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Ragtime
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Left hand: Steady line, syncopated, rhythm
Right Hand: melody |
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jazz
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left hand was taken over by cornets, clarinets, etc (rhythm section)
right hand: trumpet melody |
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lead trumpet
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high notes, endurance
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big band
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original sounds, great bands, tight, call and response, plunger for trumpet.
Non-rhythm: Trumpet, sax, trombone Rhythm: Piano, bass, drum |
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Jazz fusion
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so many different styles coming together
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John Cage
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Contemporary classical "I have nothing to say but I am saying it"
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Prepared piano
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playing with piano metallic object inside strings
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Chance music
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never to be the same
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through composed
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different music in each section
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polytonality
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two different keys played at once
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program music
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about something
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absolute
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about nothing
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atonality
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no tone center
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R and B
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12 bar blues,
blues notes, 50's doowop, 60's (3 different) lyrics |
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trance and house
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interelated
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techno
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detroit, technology, therman instrument, 1955, max mathews, 71 popcorn, throbbing crystal, industrial really important
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Stride or Harlem Piano
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cultivated by James Price Johnson and Fats Waller.
after ragtime died.. retained ragtime's steady left hand and syncopated right hand. steady pulses created by disjunct notes |
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Novelty Piano
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show-off piano type after ragtime
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ragtime
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syncopated melody against a steady, marchlike bass in duple meter
Scott Joplin |
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B.B. King
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bending of notes on guitar
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Rock
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strong base chords that support the melody, synthesis, distorting of sound
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club 27
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janis joplin, jimmy hendrix (1970) curt coban
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max stiner
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vienna to us
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Brenard Herman
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influenced by charles ives polytonality PSYCHO leit motif, the screech
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wagner
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total artwork
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leit motif
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motif or melody that represents an image or character on stage, musi has ability to represent things in dynamix ways
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John Williams
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Imperial march therman, star wars
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james honer
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star trek
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jingles
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music done for commercials
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techno
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instruments: pretty much anything, synths, samplers, drum machines,
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R and b and rock
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comes from blues, rhythmic aspects are unique,
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jimmmy hendrix
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rockstars working with new instruments
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british invasion
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period in 1960's where british rock pop bands came to US (beatles)
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