level 4 vocab Flashcards
vivace
lively, quick
agitato
agitated
non tango
not too much
maestoso
majestically
presto
very fast
brilliante
brilliantly
assai
very or extremely
giocoso
humorous
con fuoco
with fire and passion
con spirito
with spirit
spiritoso
spirit
allargando
becoming slower and broader
expressivo
expressive
rubato
to preform with free, flexible tempo; slowing down and speeding up at the discretion of the performer
non troppo
not too much
sempre
always
pesante
heavy, with a heavy touch
doloroso
sorrowful, grieved
ostinato
an accompaniment pattern that is repeated
consonance
combination of notes in the harmony that produce a feeling of rest
dissonance
combination of notes that produce unrest when played together
supertonic
second degree of scale
mediant
third degree of scale
sub-mediant
sixth degree of scale
leading tone
seventh degree of scale
prelude
and introductory musical composition
ecossaise
a scottish country dance in 2/4 time; late 18th century
tarantella
an Italian in fast 6/8 time
landler
an Austrian (german) waltz in early 19th century
baroque
the historical music period roughly from 1600 to 1750
classical
the historical music period roughly from 1750-1825
romantic
the historical music period roughly from 1825-1910
grace note
a small note to be played quickly before the beat
double sharp
raise the note that is already sharped (raise twice)
double flat
lower the note that is already flat (lowered twice)
enharmonic
two notes that sound the same, but are spelled differently (like g# and a flat)
authentic cadence
I V I cadence
plagal cadence
I IV I cadence