Will assist in naming concepts for HSC Music 1 examination
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A note or two occurring BEFORE the first beat
Eg. Happy birthday song
When the accent or ornamentation is NOT on the first or third beat/ on the weaker beats
When the accent IS on the first and third bar
Two or more conflicting rhythms
Italian terms
Slowest to fastest
Gradually getting faster
The speed of which the chordal progression moves
When the notes of a chord are split up and played one at a time
A type of arpegio with a repeated pattern often in the left hand of piano accompaniment
A two chord progression that acts like a punctuation point in a musical phrase
Musical sentence - indicated by the pausing or rest of music
Shorter than a phrase
A part of melody that may be repeated, imitated, transposed and shared between instruments
Shape of the melody
Moves with an interval of a second
Moves with an interval of a third or more
A fragment or motif that is repeated at different pitches
A rapid alternation of two neighbouring pitches
A second or contrasting melody that is played at the same time as the main melody
A type of melodic construction with two sections; the first is not resolved and is the second develops the melodic material provided
A and B sections only
ABA structure
ABACAD
Single layer, one melodic line, unison
A melody line with a chordal accompaniment
Many melody lines playing at the same time
Melodic contour of two melodies are the same
Melodies move in opposite directions
Other word for tone colour
Wind instruments
Stringed instruments
Drums covered by a membrane
Percussion
Synonyms for mellow
Synonyms for bright
Synonyms for aggresive
synonym for reedy
Synonym for synthetic
Synonym for piercing
Synonym for dry
Synonym for grand
Synonym for breathy
Purpose of counter melody
Purpose of harmonic accompaniment
What to do when asked a tone colour question
Italian dynamic terms
Soft - Loud
Gradual increase in volume
Gradual decrease in volume
Sudden change in dynamic
Expressive: smooth and well connected
Expressive: Short and detached
Drawing out the full length of each note
Played with the bow
Plucked strings
When listening for unity:
When listening for contrast:
