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Acciaccatura

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  1. 1Ritornello'returning' - section of music repeated during concerto
    STRUCTURE/FORM DEVICE
  2. 2CouranteOriginated in France
    Allegro 3/4
    Dotted rhythms
  3. 3Madrigalunaccompanied part song; early Baroque
  4. 4Terraced Dynamicsabrupt shift of volume levels
  5. 5Figured Bassnotation device
    numbers written below bass; complete chord identification
  6. 6Basso Continuocello plays bass, alongside harpsichord
    ORGAN FOR CONTINUO!
  7. 7Baroque1600-1750
    complex contrapuntal use
    suspension and chromatic inflection
  8. 8Sarabandeoriginated in Spain
    largo 2/3
    decorated with ornaments
  9. 9Minuetmoderato 3/4
  10. 10Gigueoriginated in England 'jig'
    fastest movement
    allegro - compound 6/8
  11. 11Motetsacred piece for voices using polyphony and much imitation
    often acapella
  12. 12Allemandestart of Baroque suite
    moderato 4/4
  13. 13Oratoriolarge scale settings of story in concert, not theatre
  14. 14Perfect CadenceV-I
    full stop
  15. 15Chromaticother notes, as well as that of the scale
  16. 16Imperfect CadenceI, II, IV - V
    musical comma
  17. 17Drone5th apart
    played in bass
  18. 18Pedalsustained note while harmonies change
  19. 19Plagal CadenceIV - !
    amen
  20. 20Interrupted CadenceV - VI
    surprise comma
  21. 21Diatonicnotes from same scale
  22. 22AcciaccaturaAcciaccatura
  23. 23Polyphonicdifferent parts, different notes, different rhythms
  24. 24Melodic Diminutionshortening note values, reducing intervals
    AUGMENTATION IS OPPOSITE
  25. 25Sequencerepeated phrase at higher or lower pitch
  26. 26AppoggiaturaAppoggiatura
  27. 27Monophonicone texture
  28. 28Homophonicdifferent parts, different notes, same rhythm
    melody and accomp. - mainly chordal
  29. 29Antiphonal'sounding across'
  30. 30Da Capo Ariaopera solo singer accompanied by orchestra
  31. 31BinaryAB (2 sections)
  32. 32Ground Bassmelody in bass line used over and over
  33. 33TernaryABA (3 sections)
  34. 34Minuet and TrioMinuet and Trio
  35. 35Strophic Formsame music, dif verses
    THROUGH COMPOSED IS OPPOSITE
  36. 36Sonata Formexposition, development, recapitulation
  37. 37RondoA1 B1 A2 C A3 B2 A4
    section A comes back
  38. 38Ostinatorepeated rhythmic phrase
  39. 39Syncopationoff beat rhytms
    displacement of accents from strong to weak beats
  40. 40Hemiolatemporary change of metre
  41. 41Rubatocertain amount of tempo freedom
  42. 42Largovery slow
  43. 43Andantewalking pace, steady
  44. 44Allegrofast, lively
  45. 45Prestovery fast
  46. 46Indian Instrumentssitar, srangi, tabla, bansuri, shenhai
  47. 47Alapopening raga section - improvised
    GAT IS OPPOSITE
  48. 48Ragamelody
  49. 49Talarhythm
  50. 50Carribean Musicafrican and european musical influences
  51. 51Instruments of Carribeanguitar, congas, bongos, claves, maracas, cabasa, reco reco, guiro, agogo, tres, cuatro, guitarrone
  52. 52Salsalively, Cuba origin
    'coro' - improv. section
    latin percussion
    front line of horns
    love, everyday lyrics
  53. 53Calypsocarnival 4/4
    topical, witty, satirical
    form of solo song that combines stories with memorable tunes and rhythms
  54. 54Reggaedeveloped in Jamaica, from ska and rock steady
    emphasis on 2 and 4
    syncopation
  55. 55Mentojamaican folk
    4/4, lively, syncopation
    accompanied by acoustic guitar, banjo, hand drums
  56. 56Polyrhytmmay different rhythms playing at the same time
  57. 57Consonantpleasing
  58. 58Dissonantclashing
  59. 59Canonicexact imitation
  60. 60Samplingtaking an existing sound and using it somewhere else
  61. 61Reverbecho
  62. 62Distortionaggressive sound

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