Textures
melody and accompaniment
What is homophony?
Corno
What is a French horn?
An book on the history of the marimba
What is the library catalog (or RILM or WorldCat)?
The two main jobs of the exposition
What is: setting up two contrasting keys and presenting themes?
What is the viola?
Two or more independent melodies combined
What is polyphony?
Tromba
What is a trumpet?
A journal article about the use of the tabla.
What is JSTOR (or RILM)?
How the recap is different from the exposition
What is: It's all in tonic rather than presenting two keys?
This instrument sounds an octave lower than written
What is the double bass?
unison singing by a group of children
What is monophony?
Fagotti
What are bassoons?
A score for flute and trumpet that our library doesn't own.
What is WorldCat?
This long section is harmonically unstable
What is the development
An added wrap-up section at the end of a movement of piece.
What is a coda?
a round
What is polyphony?
This group of instruments appears at the top of a full score.
What are the woodwinds?
A list of all the works composed by Shostakovich.
What is Oxford Music Online (Grove)?
The usual "second key" in a major-key sonata form
What is V?
singing in four parts, e.g., a hymn
What is homophony?
This group of instruments appears in the middle of a full score.
What are the brass?
A review of your teacher's new book.
What is JSTOR (or RILM)?
The usual "second key" in a minor-key sonata form
What is the relative major?