AOS1: Baroque
The keyboard that they use in the Baroque Period.
Harpsichord
Woodwind instrument that is added in the Classical orchestra.
Clarinet
Performing with flexibility of rhythm.
Rubato
A German art song for solo voice and piano
Lied
What is the lute-like string instrument called in salsa?
Cuatro
A dramatic work with singing and acting.
Opera
The name of this bass line:
C G E G C G E G D G F G D G F G
Alberti Bass
A composer who writes exclusively for piano.
Chopin
State the voices according to this: high female, low female, high male, low male
Soprano, alto, tenor, bass
The typical rhythm used in tango music.
1. Habanera
2. Marcado in four / two
3. Syncopated rhythm
An orchestral work played by a group of soloists, accompanied by the string orchestra.
A passage that displays the brilliance of the performer's techniques, usually at the end of a movement in a concerto.
Cadenza
A type of work that has 3 beats in a bar.
Waltz
1) One syllable of text per musical note
2) One syllable of text moving along several different notes
1) syllabic
2) melisma
The typical rhythm used in salsa music.
1. Son clave rhythm 3:2 / 2:3
2. Montuno on the piano
3. Syncopated rhythm
The form used in a concerto grosso, similar to 'rondo' form.
Ritornello form
The middle section of a Sonata Form.
Development
Music that tells a story.
Programme music
Music performed by two interacting voices, often alternating
Antiphonal / Antiphony
Where is tango oringated?
Argentina
Imitation
The 3 chords that are mainly used in a Classical piece.
I IV V
Music written to express your feelings to your country or uses folk tunes as an inspiration.
Nationalistic
Give any two features of a pop song.
Catchy, simple, memorable melodies
Emphasis on the rhythm
Riffs or repetition
4 bar or 8 bar phrases
4 chord or 8 chord progression
Standard use of cadences
Verse-chorus structure
What is the typical tango ensemble called and what are the 3 sections in it?
Orquesta tipica: Strings, bandoneon, rhythm