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Flashcards by Those Crepes Are Safe Fam ツ, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Those Crepes Are Safe Fam ツ
about 6 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| Pitch | High and low |
| Timbre | Different sounds / instruments |
| Tempo | Fast and slow, speed of the music |
| Texture | Thick and thin, layers of sound |
| Dynamics | Loud and quiet |
| Duration | Short and long notes |
| Block chords | Three notes played all together |
| Broken chords | Chord notes played one by one |
| Rhythmic chords | Chord played in a rhythmic pattern |
| Bassline | Low part in the music |
| Where did rock n roll come from? | America |
| What style created rock n roll? | 'White' country music mixed with 'black' RnB |
| What is a genre? | A style of music |
| What are the 12 bar blues chord sequence used for? | It is used for the backing parts (accompaniment) |
| What are the chords in the 12 bar blues chord sequence? | C---C---C---C F---F---C---C G---F---C---C |
| Riff | Repeating pattern |
| Blues scale | Scale with some clashing notes, used for the melody |
| Blue note | A clashing note in the blues scale |
| Blues artist | Robert Johnson |
| Rock n roll artists | Elvis, Chuck Berry, Little Richard |
| Synthesizer | Instrument that makes sound electronically |
| Pad synth | Soft synth sound with a slow attack, good for backing parts |
| Lead synth | Loud synth sound with a sharp attack, good for melody or bass parts |
| Disco | 70s dance style with a fast dance beat e.g. Donna Summer |
| House | 80s dance style with four to the floor drum beat and simple textures e.g. Technotronic |
| Trance | 90s dance style with lots of changes of texture and breakdowns e.g. Trinity X |
| Sample | Digital clip of sound |
| Retriggering | A sample of sound repeated faster and faster - a classic feature of trance |
| Four-to-the-floor | Four crotchet bass drum beats - the classic feature of house |
| Breakdown | Texture suddenly gets thinner - a classic feature of trance |
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