Forms and Structures
Composers and History
Compositional Techniques
Period Characteristics
Chord Types
100
Polyphonic form that uses counterpoint
Fugue
100
The Baroque Period was from ________ - _________.
1600-1750
100
Chord progressions used to end sections of music.
Cadences
100
Chromaticism was used to portray:
grief or sadness
100
Chord with three notes, 1 3 5
major triad
200
Theme A is played in the ______ key, theme B is played in the _______ key.
Tonic
dominant
200
In the Baroque Period, music became accessible to people from the _____________.
Middle class
200
the same melodic material moved down a tone
descending sequence
200
Lyrics from an Opera
Libretto
200
Chord with three notes, 1 b3 5
minor triad
300
The final section of sonata form
recitative
300
The Classical Period began in ___________.
1750
300
A melody split into smaller sections
fragmentation
300
The minor key that shares the same key signature as a major key is called:
the relative minor
300
Chord with a major triad and a major 7:
1 3 5 7
Major 7
400
A section that precedes the exposition in Sonata form
prelude
400
Classical music was written for _________ rather than the church
audiences
400
tremolo
400
acciaccatura and appoggiatura are examples of ___________.
ornamentation
400
Chord with a major triad and a minor seven:
1 3 5 b7
Dominant 7
500
The form of the first movement of a Classical symphony AND a Classical concerto
Sonata Form
500
Vivaldi composed this kind of music
programmatic
500
Modulation in a piece is clear when there are _________ on the score
accidentals
500
A chord progression used to establish a key
V - I
500
Three note chord with two minor thirds
diminished triad