Vocab Flashcards

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Q

False subject or False Entry

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Subject returns in the exposition even though it has already entered in that voice

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2
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Re-exposition

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Entire exposition repeats

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3
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Counterexposition

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Voices enter in a different order, an additional exposition section

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4
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Double exposition

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Exposition that has more than one subject

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5
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Countersubject

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The material accompanying the answer, must return later in the same form to be considered the countersubject

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Double counterpoint

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Voices from previous material swapped or inverted by a specific interval: check the first interval compared to the original material and see if it follows throughout the phrase

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7
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Episode

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Passage in the development that has a cadence usually trying a certain affect on the original material

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8
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Tactics used in developing material

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Augmentation
Diminution
Inversion
Stretto
Pedal point
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9
Q

Real answer

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An answer that is modulated to the dominant key

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10
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Tonal Answer

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Answer that is implying modulation but staying in the original key (ex: starting a 5th higher)

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11
Q

False recap

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A recap of a sonata allegro movement repeated in a different key

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12
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Different forms in Sonata

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Binary
Ternary
Sonata Allegro
Rondo
Sonata-Rondo
Theme and Var
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13
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Sonata Rondo

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ABA is the exposition and C is development and ABA the recap: modulates more than rondo

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14
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Ritornello

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Refrain or section A in a rondo

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15
Q

In a rondo the B o C sections are called…

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An episode in a rondo

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16
Q

Variation techniques

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Embellished
Unique rhythmic figure
Change of meter
Change of mode
Alberti-bass triad up over and over
Change harmony
Change tempo
Extended pitch
17
Q

Strophic song

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Song with versus and refrain, the music also reflects this giving less freedom to match music with words

18
Q

Through-composed song

A

Song with no refrain and music changes throughout not like strophic.

19
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Elision melody

A

Blends starts and ends

20
Q

Modes

A

Io, Do, Ph, Ly, MLy, Ao, Loc
Do, re, me, fa, so, la, ti

La is minor natural

21
Q

Different scales

A
Blues scale
Pentatonic
Chromatic
Whole time
Octatonic
22
Q

Blues scale

A

Add mah, fi, li

Take out re, la, ti

23
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Pentatonic scale

24
Q

Octatonic scale

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Whole tone, semi tone scale

Start with Semi or Whole

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Terrain chord
7th, 9th, 11, 13
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Quartal chord
Stacked 4ths chord
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Parallelism
Layering two or more lines in parallel motion
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N6
4-b6-b2 | Sounds like major, add b2
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It6
B6-1-#4
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Ger6
B6-1-#4-b3 Like V7, subdominant function On b2 is dominant function Pivot/ V7 of IV
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Fr6
B6-1-#4-2 Aug 4th as well as aug6 On b2 dominant function with b5
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CTdim7
``` #2 dim 7th chord Embellished tonic ```
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Augmented triads
I +#5 -> IV | V+#2 -> I
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Chromatic 3rd chords
VI# -> V/ii Or vi Borrowed from relative major minor