Structures and Forms Flashcards

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augmentation

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original note values are doubled

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canon

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an extended melody is imitated strictly or entirely in one or more voices

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dimunition

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the original note values are halved

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imitation

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the immediate restatement of a melody or motive in another voice or hand

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repetition

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a melodic or rhythmic pattern is repeated

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sequence

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a melodic pattern is repeated at a higher or lower pitch, but in the same voice

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binary form

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music in binary form has two sections, a and b. each section is usually repeated. the a section ends on dominant, and the b on tonic.

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ternary form

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music in ternary form has three sections: a, b, and a repeat of a. the two sections are often contrasting in character or style.

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sonata

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  1. exposition
    - first theme, tonic
    - second theme, dominant or relative major
    - closing theme (optional), dominant or relative major
  2. development
    - themes are presented in new keys
    - new themes may be added
  3. recapitulation
    - first theme, tonic
    - second theme, tonic
    - closing theme (optional), tonic
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coda

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ending for a sonata, sometimes included after the second or closing theme

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sonatina

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a short sonata

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rondo

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music in rondo form has a recurring rondo theme, a, that appears between contrasting episodes, like b and c

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polyphonic texture

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two or more independent voices/melodies

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14
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homophonic texture

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music with melody and accompaniment

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15
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retrograde

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the reversal of a melody, as if reading from left to right

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16
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melodic inversion

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the process of turning each interval of a melody upside down

17
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retrograde inversion

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retrograde combined with melodic inversion

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twelve tone row

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a melody or series used in serial music in which all 12 notes are used