Music P5 Flashcards

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Like marches, “Maple Leaf Rag” follows what form?

A

Multi-Thematic Form

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What did Joplin warn performers of in his sheet music for “Euphonic Sounds”?

A

Playing Ragtime too Fast

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How many strains are in “Maple Leaf Rag”?

A

4 Strains

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How does Scott Joplin distinguish between the A and B melodies?

A

B Melody is in a Higher Register

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What is the C Strain labeled in the sheet music of “Maple Leaf Rag”?

A

Trio

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Q

Similar to a march, the C strain shifts from the ____________ to ______.

A

Tonic Ab Major

Subdominant Db Major

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Q

Unlike marches, the C strain sounds what?

A

Heavier

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Q

What is surprising about the first measure of the D strain?

A

No Syncopation

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Q

“Maple Leaf Rag” is connected to the classical piano world by playing what in the A strain?

A

Sweep of Non-syncopated Notes

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