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song form includes...
verse and chorus
binary
two part AB
ternary
ABA
sonata form
exposition
development
recapitulation
canon
polyphonic imitation
fugue
themes leave and come back
countermelodies
ends in single chord
movement
piece that can stand alone but belongs to a larger piece
suite
series of small movement with central idea
sonata
solo keyboard or soloist with keyboard
3 movements fast slow fast
1st movement in sonata form
concerto
soloist with orchestra
3 movements fast slow fast
quartet
2 violins 1 viola 1 cello
4 movements
symphony
whole orchestra
4 movements
berlioz
influenced movie music
strophic
verses that have the same tune
through composed
changing verses
art song
strophic
through composed
opera and oratorio
performance, story
performed like symphony
aria
soloist with dramatic accompaniment, repetition
recitative
imitates speech inflections and rhythms
accompanied by chords
chorus
group piece
overture
instrumental
played before curtain opens
cantata
oratorio but smaller
linear perspective
lines converge toward vanishing point
aerial/atmospheric perspective
mountains in back look blue
what we see
50 mm
high depth of field
everything is in focus
smaller opening
low depth of field
not everything is in focus
wide opening
plot
story outline
theme
universal idea
order of pieces of lit and theatre
exposition
complication
climax
denouement
exposition
gives background, setting, intro to characters
complication
problem
climax
when conflicts reach highest point
denouement
problem is solved
"unknotting"
tragedy includes:
tragic hero
tragic flaw
tragic fall