Ch 4 + 7 Flashcards

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1
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What are the borrowed chords in major keys?

A

ii^dim6, ii^half dim7, iv, bVI, vii^fully dim7

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2
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What is a Picardy 3rd?

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cadences ending with minor triads are changed to a major

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3
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What is modal mixture?

A

borrowed chords from parallel major or minor

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4
Q

What is variation?

A

musical technique for modifying a musical idea, usually after its first appearance

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5
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What is continuous variation?

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variation technique where there is a repeated bass line, repeated harmonic progression, repeated rhythmic pattern, or combinations of the three

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What is ground bass?

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basso ostinato

short melody that is maintained in the lowest voice and repeated throughout the composition

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7
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What is basso ostinato?

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ground bass

a short melody maintained in the lowest voice and repeated throughout the composition

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8
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What is a chaconne?

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repeated chord pattern throughout a composition

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9
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What is a passacaglia?

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uses a ground bass, usually chromatic
triple meter
slow

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10
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What is a theme and variation?

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composition where a theme is stated first and then followed by a series of variations; each variation is complete within itself and usually followed by a short pause

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11
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What is an embellished melodic line?

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decorating the theme with additional notes

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12
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What is a unique rhythmic figure?

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a short rhythmic figure not present in the original and repeated through the excerpt

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13
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What is change of meter?

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changing the theme’s time signature

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14
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What is change of mode?

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changing the theme to a new mode

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15
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What is the Alberti bass figure?

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chords are arpeggiated in an ascending pattern

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16
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What is change of harmony?

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the harmony in the theme is made considerably more complex

17
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What is change of tempo?

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the theme’s tempo is changed

18
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What is extended pitch range?

A

the range of the melody is extended to cover a larger interval

19
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What is a harmonic motive?

A

a harmonic pattern that occurs in a series of repetitions

20
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What is a repeated motive?

A

a motive from the original melody is used as the basis for a variation

21
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What is change of voice?

A

the melody is found in the lower voice instead of the upper voice