Styles
Solo bagpipe
Pibroch
HIGHER LEVEL tonality
Mode/modal
HIGHER LEVEL specific cross rhythm
3 against 2
Structure of a sonata
Sonata form
Baroque keyboard instrument
Harpsichord
NATIONAL 5 Styles played by an orchestra
Symphony, concerto
Word Setting
Melismatic, syllabic
HIGHER LEVEL ways to describe a time signature
Irregular meter, changing time signatures
HIGHER LEVEL sections of a sonata
Exposition, subject
Electronic effects
Distortion, reverb
HIGHER LEVEL Classical instrumental styles
Sonata, String quartet, chamber music
Ornaments
Trill, Acciaccatura (Grace note), Mordent
Changing tempo
Accelerando, Ritardando/Rallentando, Rubato
Texture
Homophonic, Polyphonic, Contrapuntal
Instrumental sections of a concerto grosso
Concertino, ripieno, basso continuo
HIGHER LEVEL Modern era (20th/21st Century) styles
Jazz funk, soul, musique concrete, impressionist
HIGHER LEVEL chords
Added 6th, Dominant 7th, Diminished triad, Diminished 7th
Tempo
Agadio, andante, moderato, allegro
Bass Lines
Walking bass, alberti bass, ground bass, basso continuo
Voice types (6)
Soprano, mezzo-soprano, alto, tenor baritone, bass
HIGHER LEVEL Classical Vocal styles
Lied, Plainchant, Oratorio, Mass, Recitative
Cadences
Perfect cadence, imperfect cadence, plagal cadence, interrupted cadence, tierce de picardie
Common time signatures (6)
2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 6/8, 9/8, 12/8
Form (6)
Binary, Ternary, Rondo, Strophic, Theme and Variation, Through-composed
Playing techniques (7)
Arco, Pizzicato, Flutter tonguing, con sordino, harmonics, tremolando, rolls