Chapter 5, 6, 7: Melody, Harmony, Key Flashcards

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melody

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a succession of single pitches perceived by the mind as a unit (a series of single tones that add upon a recognizable whole

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2
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cadence

A

rest point

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3
Q

wordpainting

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composing music that reflects the literal meaning of a song’s lyrics or story elements in programmatic music

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4
Q

strophic

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stanzas or verses

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5
Q

through composed

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new music throughout, no verses, no forms

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6
Q

harmony

A

to music what perspectives to painting

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7
Q

chord

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3 or more tones (simultaneous tones)

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8
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progression

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how chords fall on each other

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9
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linear perspective

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mathematic system for creating the illusion of space and distance on a flat surface

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10
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triads

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a set of three notes that can be stacked on vertically in thirds

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11
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consonance

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sounds good, restful

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12
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disconance

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unstable, tense

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13
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key

A

major and minor scales
-central tone, scale, chord
also called tonality

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14
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modulation

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going from one key to the next

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15
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chromatic notes

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series of notes

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