MUSI 1300 Test #1

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Sound, table of dynamics, timbre, rhythm, table of tempos (tempi), harmony, texture, form
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Sound the building block to create music - Has 3 properties: pitch, dynamics, timbre
Pitch How high or low a sound is - One of the sound property
Dynamics How loud or soft a sound is - One of the sound property
Timbre The instrument making the sound - Also called "tone color" - One of the sound property
p = piano Soft - The more 'p' the softer it is
f = forte Loud - The more 'f' the louder it is
String family 1) Violin 2) Viola 3) Cello 4) Double Bass
Woodwind family 1) Piccolo 2) Flute 3) Oboe 4) Clarinet 5) Bassoon
Brass family 1) French Horn 2) Trumpet 3) Trombone 4) Tuba
Percussion family 1) Timpani 2) Marimba 3) Xylophone 4) Snare drum 5) Cymbals
Rhythm The subdivision of space & time into a defined, repeated pattern - Has 3 properties: beat, meter, tempo
Beat The regular pulse of music - One of the property of rhythm
Meter Grouping of beats into regular patterns or accents - One of the property rhythm
Tempo The speed of the rhythm - One of the property of rhythm
Largo Very slow, broad
Adagio Slow, leisurely
Grave Very slow, heavy
Andante Walking pace
Moderto Moderately
Allegro Moderately fast, moving briskly
Allegro Molto Much allegro, very brisk
Vivace Lively & fast
Presto Very fast
Prestissimo As fast as possible
Harmony Combination of notes sounded simultaneously to produce chords
Chord The sounding of 2 or more notes (usually at least 3) simultaneously
Consonance An accord of sounds that is sweet & pleasing - Has 2 types of consonance: major and minor
Major A type of consonance that has tonalities that are "happy"
Minor A type of consonance that has tonalities that are "sad"
Dissonance Chords that are discordant and sounds distressed
Texture The vertical structure of a composition, asking: how many parts/voices there are, their relevance, and how they interact
Monophobic Only one voice/melody without accompaniment
Polyphonic 2 or more voices/melodies where all are relevant
Homophobic Melody w/ accompaniment or a non-relevant voice
Form The structure of a composition, the frame upon which it's constructed
Repetition Played again without changes
Contrast Completely different music from previous
Variation Ideas are repeated but w/ some changes
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