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baroque and classical melody PATTERNS!
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baroque and classical melody PATTERNS!
melodic inversion
- turning the tune upside down
- the same intervals are kept but they go in the opposite direction
imitation
- repeat a phrase with slight changes
- one instrument or voice imitates another and then overlaps.
- changes:
- imitation with modulation
- overlap starts in relative minor
- one octive higher
retrograde
- playing the tune backwards
- playing the notes in reverse order
- if you switch the notes so they're in reverse order and inverted it becomes a retrograde inversion
sequencing
- repeat a pattern, vary the pitch
- keep the pattern start on a different note, higher or lower.
- rising sequences go up in pitch
- falling sequences go down
ostinato
- keep one pattern the same, change the rest
- one pattern is played over and over again. the rest of the piece changes around it.
- it could be in the
- bass line
- melody
- chord pattern
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- User has deleted their subject information Mind Map on baroque and classical melody PATTERNS!, created by Deleted user on 28/09/2016.
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- Deleted user · Sep 2016
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- Created by kat1jj · Apr 9, 2013
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