Music - East Asian Music Flashcards
Japan:
Two modes of the traditional music of japan
Y, I - Both consist of 5 primary tones based on a scale with 7 tones. The remaining tones are considered as auxillary tones.
Yo-sen
In-sen
Japan:
_________, or “Cherry blossoms” It’s a traditional japanese folk song depicting spring the season of ___________ ________.
Sakura - cherry blossoms
China:
It’s based on the pentatonic (five tones) pitch collection also known as __-____, A combination of ____ and ______ meaning 5 voices
Wu-sheng
China:
___________ is a Traditional Chinese song with a beautifully gentle and lyrical melody. The lyrics about the ________ flower also turned it into a love song. The song describes a custom of giving japanese flowers popular in the southern ________ delta region of china
Mo Li hua
Jasmine
Yangtze — delta region of china
Korea:
five song modes of korean traditional music
(3). ___-___ or minsogak is traditionally associated with the lower classes (general public), vibrant and energetic. It includes genre such as _____ and ______
*Kyemyonjo — Pyongjo — Ujo
*Sog-ak
*Minyo — Pansori
Korea:
_________ It’s a Korean folk song. It is sometimes used as a symbol of Korea and Korean culture. It is in essence a song of farewell. The word arirang means _______. It proteins the doubtful hills of korea where most koreans had ________ on.
*Arirang
*The hill
* partings
Korea:
Two major divisions of traditional korean music
1) C - “right music”. Ensemble music for men of high social status outside of court
2) S or M - It is the music for lower classes or for the general public.
*Chong-ak
*Sog-ak or Minsogak
Korea:
“right music”. Ensemble music for men of high social status outside of court
Chong-ak
Korea:
It is the music for lower classes or for the general public.
Sog-ak or Minsogak
Elements of Music:
Nasal & Throaty
Vocal Timber
Elements of Music:
Double, triple, quadriple
Rythm
Elements of Music:
Pentatonic & Diatonic Scale
Melody
Elements of Music:
M - acapella
Ho - with chordal accompaniment
He - same melody, several instruments
Texture
- monophony
- Homophony
- Heterophony
Same tune, diff verses
Form - strophic
All elements of music (5)
1) Vocal Timbre
2) Rhythm
3) Melody
4) Texture - M, Ho, He
5) Form - strophic