element of sonority notes Flashcards

1
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solo

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a single player or singer. Sometimes other instruments play in the background

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duet

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two players or singer of roughly equal importance

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3
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trio

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three players or singers

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4
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quartet

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four player or singers

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5
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quintet

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five player or singers

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obbligato

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an instrument that takes an especially important line, sometimes as a melody above the main tune.

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7
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a cappella

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a choir sings unaccompanied

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8
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orchestra

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large group of instruments

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9
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choir

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large group of singers

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10
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generic families of instruments used in traditional/ world music

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steel drum, acoustic guitar, pipes, accordion, autoharp, banjo, bouzouki, fiddle, harmonica, hurdy-gurdy etc…

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11
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technology

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synthesised and computer generated sounds, sampling, reverb, chorus, distortion

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12
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drone

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a note that stays constant, usually in the bass, while the melody and harmony above it changes.

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13
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vocal technique

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Falsetto, vibrato,rap

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