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17 Cards in this Set
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Texture |
The density and arrangement of artistic elements |
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Monophony |
Single line of music with no harmony |
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Homophony |
Means sounding the same |
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Polyphony |
Implies that each of the lines will be autonomous and independent |
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Counterpoint |
The harmonious oppositionoof two or more independent musical lines |
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Canon |
What happens after followers copy exactly note note |
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Form |
The arrangement of musical events |
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Statement |
The presentation of an important music a events |
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Repetition |
Works is in tandem with a statement |
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Contrast |
Tales is away from the familiar and into the unknown |
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Variation |
Stands midway between repetition and contrast |
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Strophic form |
When the composers were the words of the first poetic stanza and then uses the same entire melody for all subsequent stanzas |
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Chorus |
What ends in a strophe |
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Theme and variation |
When the first strophe or stanza is altered in some way and then returns |
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Binary form |
Consist of two contrasting units A and B |
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Tenary form |
Consists of three sections |
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Rondo form |
Involves a simple principle: a alternates with contrasting music |
