Sounds
What is a Chromatic Scale?
Duple, Triple, Quadruple _________ .
What is meter?
Terraced dynamics & polyphonic texture.
What is the Baroque Period?
Who is Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky?
Do the same thing again.
What is repetition?
This compositional technique copies the motive in a different voice.
What is Imitation?
These ancient numbers determine how chord "flip."
What are Roman Numerals?
Bottom-top-middle-top chord arpeggios were used A LOT in this period.
What is the Classical Period?
This Classical composer's music influenced by the French Revolution.
Who is Ludwig van Beethoven?
This chord quality is composed to two major thirds.
What is an Augmented chord?
A quality of scale has three different forms.
What is the minor scale?
This type of chord has the dominant scale degree as its base.
Feelings and senses were the driving motive in this era.
What is the Impressionist Era?
He really liked quartertones.
Who is Charles Ives?
What is the Romantic Period?
This chord has four notes and can "flip" into four different positions.
What is a Dominant Seventh chord?
This scale changes its "natural" subtonic into a leading tone.
What is a melodic minor scale?
"Forget the tonic!" Stole their texture from Bach. Stole their form from Haydn.
What is the Contemporary Period (20th & 21st Century).
Was the official composer for kings and queens in his home country.
Who is Henry Purcell?
Who was Johannes Brahms?
This two chord progression at the end of a phrase "leaves you hanging."
A 5 of 5.
What is a secondary dominant?
Reveled in improv and cadenzas.
What is the Baroque Period?
This Impressionist American composer only lived to be 36.
Who is Charles Tomlinson Griffes?
This form uses every note in the scale seemingly randomly with no home base.
What is serial or 12-tone music?