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Basic Element of Harmony
Chord
The Part used as transition between sections
Bridge
The first part of the composition
Introduction
The ending of a piece of Music
Coda
A scale formed of nine notes, like a diatonic scale plus two blue notes.
Blues Scale
The structure of a musical composition.
Musical Form
What is this Mucial Form: AAAA...
Strophic Form
This tell us to repeat a certain section of music during performance
Repeat Signs
What is this Musical Form: ABACADAE....
Rondo Form
This is a melody which can be sung or played on an instrument, with a harmonic accompaniment
Melody and Accompaniment
What is this Musical Form: AB ABBA
Binary Form
A melody performed alone is the simplest pattern of musical texture.
Monophonic texture
What results from playing notes of different pitches one after the other in an organized way.
Melody
He is considered the most important baroque composer. He was born in 1685 in Eisenach, Germany
Johann Sebastian Bach
Can be defined as notes that sound simultaneously.
Harmony
What is this Musical Form: ABA ABC
Ternary Form
The voices start and finish the sentence at the same time, following the same rhythm, but in different pitches.
Homophony
When two or more different notes are sung or played at the same time.
Polyphonic Texture
The main unit in a musical composition and we are going to mark them using block letters (A, B, C...).
Theme or Section
Consists of several melodies independent from one another performed together at the same time.
Counterpoint
A scale formed of five notes in a distance of a tone. It is common inoriental music.
Pentatonic Scale
What is this Mucial Form: A A1A2A3…
Theme and Variation
A scale formed of twelve notes, each a semitone above or below another
Chromatic Scale
A scale formed of seven notes with five tones and two semitones that are in a specific order
Diatonic Scale
What do you call this piece?
Toccata or Toccata and Fugue