music 1 Flashcards

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1
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what are the notes?

A
crotchet
minim
quaver
semibreve
semiquaver
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2
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what are the rests?

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crotchet rest
minim rest
quaver rest
semibreve rest
semiquaver rest
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3
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what is pitch?

A

how high or low a sound is

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4
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what is Melodic contour?

A

the shape of the melody

Moving stepwise or by leaps

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5
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what is duration?

A

how long or short a note or rest is

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6
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what is tempo ?

A

the speed

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7
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what can help you remember how long or short a note or rest is?

A

Rhythm tree/ grid can help you remember how long and short a note is or how long it goes for and what the notes and rests look like

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8
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what is Dynamics & expressive techniques?

A

how loud or soft the sound is

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9
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what are some italian terms for kinds of notes?

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Italian:  
•	staccato= short and detached
•	legato= smooth and connected
•	tenuto= hold note for full length
•	accent= emphasize the note
lindo=
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10
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what is tone colour?

A

what an instrument or voice sounds like.

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11
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what are the italian term for speeds?

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lento= slowly
andante= at a walking pace
Moderato= at a moderate speed
allegro= fast and lively 
presto= very fast
accelerando= gradually getting faster
ritardando (rit.)= gradually getting slower
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12
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what is texture?

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what layers are in the sound
• Monophonic: one layer of sound
• Homophonic: two or more layers of sound
• Polyphonic: two or more layers of sound of equal importance

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13
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what are the italian terms for the volume of notes?

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pp= pianissimo
p=piano
mp= mezzo piano
mf= mezzo forte
f= forte
ff=fortissimo
<= crescendo (gradually getting louder)
>= diminuendo (gradually getting softer)
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14
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what sounds can you make and how?

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hitting
plucking
blowing
scraping
electronic
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15
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what are some good words describing tone colour?

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murky
bright
clear
sparking
mellow
dry
hollow
distorted
powerful
breathy
booming
piercing
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