The Enjoyment Of Music 8-24 Test

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Conjunct Melody

Back 1

Melody that is close together

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Disjunct Melody

Back 2

Melody that is not close together

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CounterMelody

Back 3

Complements main melody

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Duple Division

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(Marching) 1 stressed beat, 1 non-stressed. ONE-two

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Triple Division

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ONE-two-three (waltz)

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compund

Back 6

Patterns with beats divided into 3

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Additive

Back 7

grouping of irregular beats that add up to a larger overall pattern

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Synchopation

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Places emphasis on the music where you wouldn't expect emphasis

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Monophonic texture

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(one sound) 1 voice

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Homophony texture

Back 10

One voice with one accompanying melody

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Imitation

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one melody line imitates another. (Feud)

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Polyphony

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Many melodies all playing at the same time, each with equal status

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Counterpoint

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some lines going up, some going down

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Homorhythmic

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Uses the same rhythm for every instrument. They can play different notes, however. Tend to fall at the end of a piece

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Motive

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Smallest building block of form, equivalent to a word in english

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Sequence

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Something happens after another related thing. Have to change notes, equivalent to an english clause.

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Ostinato

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A musical idea that gets repeated

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Cadence

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completion of a musical phrase.

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Theme

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More than one phrase, made up of 2 ore more phrases

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Strophic Form

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Multiple verses that all have the same music (ex. Hymns) - words change but the melody doesn't

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Through-Composed Form

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difference music for each verse

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Binary Form

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Two part form (A-B)

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Ternary Form

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Three Party Form

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Sonata Allegro Form

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ABA Form, Exposition (Main theme - 2 themes), Development (B - Many keys, changes an "A" theme), Recapitulation (A - all in the same key)

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Fugue

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Imitative form, based on the concept of sequence

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Middle Ages - Patronage

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The church

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Renaissance - Patronage

Back 27

church

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Baroque Era - Patronage

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Church and Royals

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Classical Era - Patronage

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Royalty

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Romantic Era - Patronage

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Middle Class