Samba em Preludio

Question 1

Syllabic

Answer 1

One note per syllable.

Question 2

Conjunct

Answer 2

When notes are all within two semitones of each other. (bars 27-30)

Question 3

Disjunct

Answer 3

When notes are many tones appart. (vocas in verce one)

Question 4

Chord symbols

Answer 4

Tell the guitarist what chords to play.

Question 5

Sincupated

Answer 5

Where the accent is off the beat. (verse two)

Question 6

Homophonic

Answer 6

One melody with accompaniment. (bar 4 to end)

Question 7

Diatonic

Answer 7

All notes fall within the key signature. (vocals in verse one)

Question 8

Chromatic

Answer 8

Not all notes fall within the key, there are accidentals. (notably bars 27 & 28)

Question 9

Altered chords

Answer 9

Chords that are not in the standard order.

Question 10

Extended chords

Answer 10

When a 5th or 7th is added

Question 11

Descending sequence

Answer 11

When a sequence is repeated a number of notes lower. (vocals is bars 4 - 11)

Question 12

Monophonic

Answer 12

One melody (bar 1-3)

Question 13

N.C.

Answer 13

No chord

Question 14

Acustic bass

Answer 14

Notes are one octave lower than that of a guitar and are E, A, D, G

Question 15

Rubato

Answer 15

No set timing but must concord with the time signeture.

Question 16

Range

Answer 16

Difference between highest and lowest note.

Question 17

Mordant

Answer 17

Where a note one lower than that is written, then a note one higher is written then the actual written note is played.

Question 18

Double stop

Answer 18

Playing two notes at the same time.

Question 19

Bosa nova

Answer 19

A mixture of the jazz and samba genres.

Question 20

Glissando

Answer 20

A slide between notes (on guitar).

Question 21

Triplet

Answer 21

Three connected quavers.

Question 22

Immitation

Answer 22

Where a melody is repeated by a different instrument often with slight vairiation.

Question 23

Cross rythem

Answer 23

Clashing two melodies.

Question 24

Pollyphonic

Answer 24

Where two or melodies are played at once.

Question 25

Augmented

Answer 25

An interval played a semitone higher than perfect.

Question 26

Coda

Answer 26

Meaning ‘ending’, This means go to the ‘coda’ symbol.

Question 27

D.S. al coda

Answer 27

Go back to the begining.

Question 28

Virtuisistic

Answer 28

Means hard to play.