Melody/Articulation (older) Flashcards

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Conjunct

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Stepwise melody movement (notes next to each other)

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Disjunct -

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Melodic movement containing leaps (intervals of more than 2 notes)

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3
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Sequence

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Repetition of a melodic phrase at a higher or lower pitch

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4
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Scalic

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Ascending or descending stepwise movelemt within the notes of a scale

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5
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Triadic

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A melody consisting of the notes of a chord

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6
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Chromatic

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Use of semitones/accidentals or atonal melodic passages

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7
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Pentatonic

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Five note scale (1,2,3,5,6)

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8
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Staccato

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Short separated notes

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9
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Legato

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Smooth joined notes (tied together)

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10
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Pizzicato

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Plucking strings

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11
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Con Arco

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Strings played with the bow

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12
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Glissando

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Sliding from one pitch to another

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13
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Ornamentation

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Melodic decoration

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14
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Trill

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A continuous rapid alteration of a note immediately above

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15
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Turn

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A short figure consisting of the note above the one indicated, the note itself, the note below, then the note itself again

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16
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Mordent

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a single rapid alteration of a note with the note immediately above or below it in the scale

17
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Appoggiatura –

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a grace note which delays the next note of the melody, taking half of it’s written time value.

18
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Acciaccatura

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a grace note performed as quickly as possible before an essential note of a melody.