Exam 2 Flashcards
(26 cards)
soprano range
middle C- G
alto range
low G- high E
tenor range
D- G
bass range
below staff E- Middle C
open score
each voice part gets own staff
closed score
tenor/ bass share; sop/ alto share
how far apart can voice parts be?
bass-tenor: 12th
tenor-alto: octave
alto- sop: octave
open position
tenor- sop= greater than an octave
closed position
tenor- sop= less than an octave
pitch
the relative highness or lowness we hear in sound measured in cycles per second (hertz), known as frequency
intensity
the degree of loudness or softness, amplitude, volume. More energetic frequency corresponds to a higher amplitude.
timbre
the tone quality that distinguishes it from other tones of the same pitch, determined by the shape of the sound waves.
duration
the length of time in which vibration (or silence) is maintained without interruption.
amplitude
musical volume, measured in decibels
elements of music
performing forces (types of instruments), tonality (major/ minor), texture, tempo, meter, form, purpose, dynamics
major 7th
major triad + major third
dominant 7th
major triad + minor third
minor 7th
minor triad + minor third
half diminished 7th
diminished triad + major third
fully diminished 7th
diminished triad + minor third
study baselines
study baselines
what do you double in root position or 2nd inversion
double the root
what to double in first inversion
double soprano
chords of natural minor
i, ii°, III, iv, v, VI, bVII