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| a single line of notes heard in succession as a coherent unit melody has a shape moving up and down in way that capture and hold our attention (like a story)not all music has it |
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| the ordering of music through time, not all music has melody but it does have rhythm. it can be repetative underlying pulse, or beat rapidly changing patterns of longer and shorter sounds |
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the sound created by multiple voices singing or playing together
Enriches Melody to by creating fuller sound |
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the number and general relationship of musical lines or voices to one another
sometimes many voices other times a single voice |
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| melodic motion of pitches by step |
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| melodic motion of pictes by leap |
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Brigth or Happy
a type of scale prodeced by do-re-mi-fa-so-la-ti-do or by playing the white kyes of the piano between C and C |
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Sounds dark and or sad
type of scale Between A and A on the piano |
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the distance between each note within a scale
usually whole steps |
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| a series of notes that provide the the essential pitch building blocks of Melody |
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| a character of quality of sound: the same melody will sound very different when played by a different instrument |
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| determined by the lengths of its sound waves (a position of sound from very low to very high |
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| acts like a period or puncutation in song |
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| the first beat It frequently carries the strongest accent of the rhythmic cycle |
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| makes you want to dance, melody (repeating) and contradict rhythm melodic and rhythm create a cross rhythm 2 note pulse |
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| A rhythmic unit indicated by bar lines in writted music Presents one complete statement of meter |
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| The central note and mode on which a melody or piece is based |
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| is jazz that uses musical modes rather than chord progressions as a harmonic framework. |
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Meldoy or Harmon the has many more notes thatn occur natuarally in a scale or key on which a word is based
playing all black keys |
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| the number of soundwavelengths in a period of time |
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| The volume of sound determined by by the size (amplitude of each wave) |
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| interlocking melody, 2 or more voices share a melody, Gamalon, Pigme music, cotickolin layer is when this basic melody gets elaborated |
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| Consonance/Dissonance (overtones) |
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Dis- clash (harmony or melody)
Cons-ear finds note naturally right |
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| Single movement orchestral pieces of program music are often |
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| A triad is a group of three notes having a specific construction and relationship to one another. They are constructed on 3 consecutive lines or three consecutive spaces. |
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| All intervals which lie between the semi-tones of the 12-note, equal-tempered tuning system |
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| cuba-rumba Cuban dance and rhythm polyrhythm and lots of syncopation |
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| A vocal style in which the melody is spoken at approximate pitches rather than sung on exact pitches.... Shoenburg |
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| art song, romantic era (19th century), beginning of popular music business, Shcewberg |
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| emotional sounding song in opera, more melodic and mellosmatic |
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| one of two types of song in opera- often speech like and syllabic, simple melodies |
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| Verlious, theme for his beloved in symphony, famous melody |
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| Vougner used for multiple character, melodic themes to represent characters |
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| simple repeating base, repeating melody |
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| rhythmic structure of the music the first(gong) layer a lot like meter but involves rhythmic layers, what is making accents is important, combine rhythm and timbre(series of beats rhythms, and gongs) |
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| Shoenberg performance atonal |
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| rhythmic structure of the music the first(gong) layer a lot like meter but involves rhythmic layers, what is making accents is important, combine rhythm and timbre(series of beats rhythms, and gongs) |
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| type of program music, multiple movement, intend to associate the music with someone of something |
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| is a musical ensemble from Indonesia |
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