Properties of Melodies Flashcards

1
Q

Series of consecutive tones usually varying in pitch and duration

A

Melody

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2
Q

Skipping/Stepping of tones

A

Melodic Progression

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3
Q

Having large distances between successive tones

A

Skipwise/Disjunct

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4
Q

Melody that mores step by step

A

Stepwise/Conjunct

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5
Q
  • Lifeblood of music

- Ongoing movement of melody which makes us feel like waltzing, marching or skipping

A

Rhythm

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6
Q

Two types of Dimension

A

a. Length

b. Range

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7
Q

distance between its highest and lowest note

A

Range

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8
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Relative Highness or Lowness of the aggregate tones of a melody

A

Register

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9
Q

Types of Register:

A

a. High Register
b. Medium Register
c. Low Register

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10
Q

A melody way go up and down

A

Melodic Direction

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11
Q

Tend to produce a feeling of expansion or excitement

A

Ascending Tone

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12
Q

Produce a downward pull that may be associated with rest, finality, or preparation of another upward swell

A

Descending Tone

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