rhythm and metre Flashcards
1
Q
jazz type rhythms
A
sonata II
‘secondary rag’
2
Q
patterns
A
are placed unpredictably against the metre
3
Q
irregular groupings
A
of rhythm are common and sometimes obscure the natural pulse
4
Q
Sonata II, bar 4
A
off-beat effects can be seen
5
Q
in each sonata
A
there is a variety of types of rhythm pattern, from sustained or static to fast-moving and decorative
6
Q
expected stresses
A
are often displaced, causing strong beat to be unclear and the metre to be vague
Sonata III makes use of a more regular pulse
7
Q
metre
A
changes frequently, usually prompted by the demands of structural rhythm
8
Q
periods
A
of silence punctuate each sonata
