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The instrument itself is vibrating |
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An instrument where the membrane vibrates |
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putting accent in unexpected places |
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vibrating air that creates waves |
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The highness or lowness of a sound |
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Distance between two notes/pitches |
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The interval of notes and instrument or vocalist can achieve |
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Timbre // quality of sound // way to describe music |
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The amount in which something occurs |
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Cancels out sharps or flats |
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Number of beats per measure |
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Connects two notes smoothly so it isn’t played again |
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Three notes played in the time of two |
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A series of single tones that add up to a whole |
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motive, melody or theme repeated at a higher or lower pitch |
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three notes played “triad” |
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sounds that create a clash |
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C-Jam Blues // The concept of creating a piece at a given point |
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changing keys over a long period of time |
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Young Persons Guide to the Orchestra |
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Benjamin Britton // Legato // Themes // Variations |
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layering of sound and how the layers relate to one another |
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single unaccompanied medley |
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two or more equally important melodies happening simultaneously. |
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combining several melodies into a meaning whole. |
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when a melody is played and later repeated |
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one medley with a chordal accompaniment |
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Georges Bizet // Staccato / Homophonic |
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Melody // Rhythm // Tone Color // Dynamics // Harmony // Texture // Form |
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Bourre // Minor // Sequence // Phrase |
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Tchaikovsky // Ternary Form (three parts) A (aba) |
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