Created by Holly Rankin
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Question | Answer |
Fiddle | a violin that is referred to as a fiddle in Scottish Music |
March | 2 beats per bar/4 beats per bar |
Pipe Band | bagpipes and drums (snare and bass drums mainly) |
Military band | consists of wind and brass instruments |
Bagpipes contain.... | a drone |
Double stopping | when you use more than 2 strings on a string instrument to create a chord |
Vamp | an oom-cha baseline |
Scots Snap | ta-daah |
Accordion | Scottish musical instrument you compress and decompress to make a sound. Has a keyboard and buttons. |
Major key | "Happy" key |
Minor key | "Sad" key |
Snare drum | one of the drums in a pipe band |
Jig | 6/8 fast "riggety jiggety" |
Compound time | two dotted crotchets- six quavers |
Scottish dance band | consists of accordion, piano, double bass, drumkit and fiddle |
Fiddle orchestra | an orchestra made up of fiddles accompanied by a rhythm section of double bass, piano etc. |
Folk groups | a scottish music band in a traditional style with guitars |
Folk rock | traditional music in a rock music style |
Strathspey | In 4/4 quite slow, contains a Scots Snap |
Reel | 4/4 fast dance |
Binary form | Tune A and tune B. The piece contains two sections |
Waltz | 3 beats per bar. A dance |
Gaelic Psalms | One person leads the tune and everybody else follows |
Waulking Song | you hear a constant beat (of the cloth) and a call and response |
Mouth music | the voice imitates instrumental music |
Scots Ballad | a song in strophic form that tells a story, usually about a disaster |
Strophic form | the same music is repeated for every verse |
Bothy Ballad | Solo voice sings the verse, everybody sings the chorus. Contains nonsense syllables. In strophic form. Was sung by farm workers. |
Through-composed | Opposite of strophic form- no repetition |
Pibroch | A very slow piece for the bagpipes which is very ornamented. |
Arco | Use the bow on a string instrument. |
Clarsach | a small scottish harp |
Rondo | a musical form with a recurring leading theme, often found in the final movement of a sonata or concerto |
Unison | Everybody sings the same thing |
Harmony | when people sing different parts |
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